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SIRION

Past Events

Browse past SIRION events, including research integrity conferences and open science talks, that have helped advance responsible research practices in Singapore.

Last updated 10 July 2026

SIRION plays an important role in equipping research institutions with the tools to conduct research with integrity by conducting local education and training programmes as well as international symposia and conferences on research integrity.

Past Events

Research Integrity Conference 2023

More details available in the Research Integrity Conference 2023 tab below

Research Integrity Conference 2023 poster by SIRION. Event on May 10, 2023, at NUS. Features guests of honour, QR code, and sponsor logos.

Open Science Talk

Event poster for "Open Science: Walking the Talk" by Nanyang Technological University on 15 August 2019. Includes schedule, guest speakers, and registration link.

This workshop was held on 15 August 2019. NTU Visiting Professor Daniel Ansari (Western University Canada) shared on his Open Science Experiences during the event. NTU Nanyang Assistant Professor Suzy Styles and Nanyang Assistant Professor Gianluca Esposito; from the School of Social Sciences shared on how they make use of the NTU repositories such as DR-NTU (Data) and DR-NTU (Open Access) to achieve their Open Science goals.

Research Integrity Conference 2018

Promotional flyer for "Research Integrity" on 22 October 2018.

On 22nd October 2018, NTU, A*STAR and NUS held the second Joint Conference on Research Integrity aimed at advancing the practice of responsible science in Singapore.

Held at the Biopolis, the conference saw strong turnout from academic and research centres in NTU, as well as members of the public. Featuring international and industry speakers, sessions organised covered topics such as questionable research practices and factors and concerns surrounding data irreproducibility.

The meeting’s conclusion saw participating institutions announcing the formation of the Singapore Institutional Research Integrity Offices Network (SIRION) for the joint implementation of best practices through consultation and teaching to promote the responsible conduct of research in Singapore.

For any queries regarding the conference or to view slides of content covered, participants can contact rieo@ntu.edu.sg.