Expert webinars
Expert Webinars
Gain insights from leading experts on emerging research integrity topics
Throughout the year, UKRIO hosts a series of Expert Webinars where leading figures in the research community share insights on key issues in research integrity. These events give attendees the opportunity to learn about the latest developments and examples of best practice to support their work.
Across 2026/2027, we will host guests speaking about topics such as generative AI, positive action in research funding and the Athens Statement.
Format: Online webinar, hosted via Zoom
Access: Free and open to all; registration required
Length: Approximately 60 minutes per session
Upcoming expert webinars
| Topic | Date and time |
|---|---|
| Cuppa Conundrum: Navigating interventions in research integrity [1/2] | 23 Sept 2026, 10.00-11.30 BST Register |
| Cuppa Conundrum: Navigating interventions in research integrity [2/2] | 6 Oct 2026, 10.00-11.30 BST Register |
| Framework for positive action in research funding | 19 Nov 2026, 10:00-11:00 GMT Register |
| RESTORE: Trust in Research | 10 Dec 2026, 11:00-12:00 GMT Register |
| Sustaining research integrity in the context of innovation and policymaking: The Athens Statement | 27 Jan 2027, 11:00-12:00 GMT Register |
| Generative AI in Qualitative data analysis | 11 Mar 2027, 11:00-12.00 GMT Register |
Past Expert Webinars
- Practical Tools for Good Authorship – 24 September
- Strengthening research integrity in the arts and humanities – 24 April 2025
- Embedding equity in research integrity – 5 February 2025
- Research integrity and research culture in the third sector – 3 December 2024
- AI in research: supporting research integrity through governance and ethics – 9 October 2024
- Science communication and research integrity – 26 June 2024
- Decolonised research culture and practice – 17 April 2024
- Social media and ethics – 21 February 2024
- Open research for early career researchers – 6 December 2023
- Correcting the scholarly record, and dispelling myths around corrections – 20 September 2023
- Co-production: participant and stakeholder involvement in research – 28 June 2023
- Trusted Research – 19 April 2023
- Research Culture: Environments & Accountability, in association with GuildHE – 22 February 2023
- An Introduction to Research Integrity – 7 December 2022
- EASE/UKRIO Peer Review Week webinar: How Can Peer Review Support Research Integrity? – 21 September 2022
- Equality, Diversity & Inclusion in the Research Environment – 20 April 2022
- Research Integrity in Practice Research – 9 February 2022
- An Introduction to Research Integrity – 1 December 2021
- Alternative Methods of Publishing – 4 November 2021
- Recognising & Rewarding Responsible Research Practice – 21 July 2021
- An Introduction to Research Integrity – 21 April 2021
- Research Involving Animals – 24 February 2021
- Good research practice from the publishers’ perspective – 20 January 2021
- Research Culture – 9 December 2020
- Data Sharing and Ethics – 11 November 2020
- Clinical Trials – 14 October 2020
- Consent – 9 September 2020
- Research Ethics – 5 August 2020
- Research Integrity: a landscape study – 8 July 2020
- Publication Ethics – 10 June 2020
- Sector Update – 6 May 2020
Please note that speakers have requested that their presentations are not hosted on any websites. Copyright of the presentation rests with the speaker and/or their institution unless otherwise stated. Use of any presentation for commercial gain or purposes requires the prior permission of the speaker.
FAQs
Who can attend a UKRIO webinar?
UKRIO webinars are open to all.
How much does it cost to participate in a UKRIO webinar?
UKRIO webinars are free to attend.
Are webinars recorded for later viewing?
Webinars are recorded and selected presentations and recordings from past webinars are posted on our YouTube channel, typically within two weeks of their live presentation. We reserve the right to make decisions on dissemination and publication.
What is UKRIO’s position on its speakers’ views?
UKRIO is an apolitical organisation and does not provide a platform for political views. Any views, advice or recommendations expressed in its online events are those of the speakers alone and should not be taken as an endorsement from UKRIO.
How are live webinars accessed?
Upon registration via UKRIO’s website, you will receive a confirmation email. You will also receive reminder emails in the lead-up to the event. On the day and time of the webinar, log in using the link provided in the emails.
Can I ask questions?
Yes, we encourage you to engage as much as possible with the webinar. Expert Webinars typically feature dedicated Q&A sections at the end of presentations. You can submit questions via Zoom’s Q&A function. We kindly request that all questions remain respectful and on topic.
Will I receive a certificate of attendance?
At this time UKRIO is unable to send certificates of attendance to attendees.
Are live captions available?
Live captions will be available in English and can be enabled via the attendee’s Zoom page.
Can I ask for advice or raise concerns about a situation during a webinar?
Yes – In the interest of confidentiality, please direct these matters to our Advisory Service.
Get involved:
If you are interested in speaking at one of our Expert Webinars, please contact us at info@ukrio.org