ALT Do you have 15 Minutes to spare? Contribute to our project and be acknowledged as a contributor in an E-Book! FORRT is working on a transdisciplinary project, aiming to gather insights from diverse disciplines and regions to map and critically evaluate feedback strategies across the research cycle. We hope that this will be particularly beneficial for marginalised and early-career researchers. One of the key outputs will be an e-book, and we need your help to ensure our survey translations are clear and accurate. To make the survey as accessible as possible, we’ve enabled various translations. If you're fluent in a language other than English, we’re asking for approximately 15 minutes of your time to review the automated translation of the survey generated through Qualtrics and highlight any issues or unclear areas. In exchange for your support, we'll acknowledge your contribution in the e-book. If interested, please get in touch with Roksana Sobolak (r.a.sobolak@greenwich.ac.uk)

ALT Paid opportunity: Join FORRT's Replication Database as a Data Curator! We’re on a mission to build the world’s largest database of replication studies, to make replications more visible and support meta-science. With support from the Center for Open Science, FORRT is looking for a team of paid Data Curators to help grow and validate this essential resource. The work is flexible over the next 6 months — starting as soon as possible and all done remotely! It is a great opportunity for students who want to gain research experience - or anyone else who wants to contribute to this mission. The Role of a Data Curator Enter and validate entries for our replication database. Conduct systematic searches to add new studies, expanding our collection. Document your work for transparency and high data quality. Why Join Us? Make a direct impact on research transparency and replication efforts. Work flexibly from anywhere, developing skills in coding, data validation, and systematic review.

ALT Events and Meetings Do you want to be listed as a contributor to an e-book and associated summary paper/ pre-print? We're excited to announce the launch meeting for our transdisciplinary project exploring accessible feedback mechanisms across all stages of the research cycle. This initiative, driven by the principles of open scholarship, aims to create an e-book that maps and critically evaluates existing feedback strategies. Meeting date: Thursday, 12th December Time: 12:00pm midday UK time Click here for the link to join the event. Why Get Involved? Contributors will have the opportunity to: Gain recognition through a contributorship list. Play a vital role in a project aimed at helping marginalised and early career researchers improve their research quality. Be part of an initiative fostering cross-disciplinary sharing of ideas and practices.