The RIOS symposium 2026 , aimed at researchers, academics, and support staff with an interest in research integrity and open science, is the ideal forum for mutua l learning and for connecting with colleagues who share similar areas of expertise and interests.
RIOS stands for Centre of Experti se for Research Integrity and Open Science and aims to increase visib ility and connect researchers, academics, and support staff dedicated to improving research integrity and open science practices at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Amsterdam UMC. Learn more about RIOS’s m ission, pillars, and activities on our webpage.
This year’s symposium main theme is ‘Making the Links: Bridging Research Integrity & Open Science� ��. The symposium will feature presentations on ongoing research that explores and extends beyond research integrity and open science topics (e.g., epistemic injustices, reproducibility, naturally occur ring data, etc.). We will also unveil the winners of this year’s RI OS Collaborative Program, which aims to support initiatives such as t raining, workshops, symposia, and research fellowships centered on th e core themes of RIOS. The call for proposals is still open ( deadline: 24th March 2026; also open to non-academic staff)! Find the call attached.
This symposium is the ideal forum for mutual learning and for connecting with collea gues who share similar areas of expertise and interests.
DESCRIPTION: RIOS stands for Centre of Expertise for Research Integrit y and Open Science and aims to increase visibility and connect resear chers, academics, and support staff dedicated to improving research i ntegrity and open science practices at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam a nd Amsterdam UMC. Learn more about RIOS’s mission, pillars, and act ivities on our webpage. Th is year’s symposium main theme is ‘Making the Links: Bridging Research Integrity & Open Science’. The symposium will fe ature presentations on ongoing research that explores and extends bey ond research integrity and open science topics (e.g., epistemic injus tices, reproducibility, naturally occurring data, etc.). We will also unveil the winners of this year’s RIOS Collaborative Program, whic h aims to support initiatives such as training, workshops, symposia, and research fellowships centered on the core themes of RIOS. The call for proposals is still open (deadline: 24th March 2026 ; also open to non-academic staff)! Find the c all attached. This symposium is the ideal forum for mutual learni ng and for connecting with colleagues who share similar areas of expe rtise and interests. The RIOS symposium 2026, aimed at researchers, a cademics, and support staff with an interest in research integrity an d open science, is the ideal forum for mutual learning and for connec ting with colleagues who share similar areas of expertise and interes ts. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR