Undisciplined
Future models of funding and evaluating transdisciplinary research [completed]
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Research funding landscape analysis
Peer Review
RoRI Atlas of Peer Review
PATHWAYS
Advancing Research on Research Use to Enhance Positive Impact
Narratives
The uses and evaluation of researchers’ narrative CVs
MetaROR
Translating Publish-Review-Curate outputs into actionable signals for research funders: A MetaROR Study
META-MOMENT
Summary Metascience is exploding into the mainstream. Its simple premise – to turn the data and methods of science back towards analysing and improving science itself – is increasingly being adopted and advanced by governments, funding agencies and researchers themselves. These agendas aren’t new: metascience builds on longstanding research into research systems. But there is […]
Matthew
A study of cumulative advantages in funding allocation [completed]
GRAIL
Getting responsible about AI and machine learning in research funding and evaluation [completed]
Funder Data Platform
A Secure Collaboration Hub for Metascience
Criteria
Exploring gender inequality in research funding
Atlas of Assessment
New geographies of research assessment
Did you know this study was replicated?
12 Jun 2026
Tracking and disseminating replications and reproductions
Can national research assessment systems survive the AI storm?
10 Jun 2026
Different types of national assessment systems face different threat levels
The more things change, the more they need to stay the same
12 May 2026
The challenges and opportunities of monitoring research cultures and environments
The enthusiasm for “Good Science” in Japan
29 Apr 2026
A report on the Metascience Meetup 2026 in Tokyo
Bingo! Partial Randomisation for emergency research grants
25 Mar 2026
How RoRI helped the Science Philanthropy Alliance with a funding conundrum
Good investments in the prestige economy
19 Mar 2026
A new analysis shows how the “credibility revolution” in microeconomics led to a redistribution of kudos
