University College London (UCL), The Centre for Open Science, and the Research on Research Institute have partnered to host the Metascience 2025 Conference, which brings together a broad consortium of science and research institutions to share ideas, evidence, and foster a culture of continuous experimentation and improvement. Since launching in 2019, the biennial Metascience conferences have become the most influential meeting point for researchers, funders, policymakers and innovators committed to studying and improving the science system itself.
Metascience 2025 will occur in London’s Knowledge Quarter, with a unique and rich mix of research, scientific, and cultural partners, facilities, and opportunities centered on a half-mile stretch of London’s Euston Road. The Research on Research Institute (RoRI), based at University College London (UCL), will be the lead local coordinating body for a collaborative effort by a consortium of London-based scientific and research institutions.
The conference will run for three days, featuring keynotes, talks, panels, and posters. Catering will be provided each day. Virtual pre-conference symposia, open to everyone, will take place online in the lead up to the conference from 16 to 27 June 2025.
This conference will consist of the following formats:
The Pre-Conference Virtual Symposia will take place in the two weeks leading up to the conference (Monday 16th June – Friday 27th June 2025). Contributors must ensure that they have a strong enough connection to present online. If this is not the case, it is possible for contributors to send a recording to their convenors; this can also be done as “in case” the internet connection has problems on the day, or any other tech issues they may be having from home. The conference admins on [email protected] can also help organise a transfer. More detailed information on online access will be added to the Metascience website in due course.
The face-to-face conference on June 30 – July 2, 2025, will take place at University College London and will not have online participation.
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