The REWARD Alliance is working to ensure meaningful research that benefits all stakeholders by creating the highest value possible. With cooperation between groups, they are striving for a future where groundbreaking discoveries can be made and shared with the world.

Current or planned Working Groups include:

  • The Research Funders Working Group brings together funders from across several countries, convening regularly to discuss how best to get value out of their investments in 5 distinct stages. An exciting opportunity awaits – become part on an international platform and collaborate with like minded peers! Network at our upcoming meeting taking place June 1st in Den Haag by emailing [email protected]
  • Liz Wager is leading the charge to bring together an innovative working group of editors and publishers! If you are interested in being part of this exciting venture, reach out at [email protected] for more information on how you can get involved.
  • Exploring how to reduce research waste, a ‘Research on Research’ Working Group is seeking contributors. The group will map current methodical initiatives and dive into five key pillars of REWARD as part of their mission – offering the chance for individuals to join them in conducting methodological studies which aim to fill knowledge gaps and build an extensive bibliography about each aspect! Interested? Contact Mina Nasser at [email protected] today!
  • We are forming an incredible Working Group to connect those working in research review, regulation and governance with the REWARD Alliance. Our current members of this group include ethics committee members but we will welcome colleagues from any regulatory or governing background! Together as a team, our goal is twofold – firstly looking at how regulations can help reduce waste by making sure researchers plan their studies properly; secondly ensuring that all new findings receive proper documentation so they may be shared accurately among peers. If you would like to get involved please contact [email protected] now and join us on this exciting journey!

As the need arises, we will consider other groupings that have a common interest in a specific aspect or area of research waste.

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