The TIER2 Reproducibility Hub (ReproHub) has been launched at the Embassy of Good Science, marking a step towards improving trust, integrity, and efficiency in research across disciplines.

The ReproHub provides a comprehensive platform dedicated to advancing reproducibility, a key pillar of credible and transparent science. It serves as a central resource that consolidates all project outputs, offering users access to key definitions, stakeholder perspectives, and findings from the project's eight Pilot activities, which have produced practical tools for funders, publishers, and researchers.

The platform also encourages collaboration by providing access to resources from other communities and initiatives such as TIER2’s sister projects – OSIRIS and iRISE, creating a growing network focused on strengthening reproducibility. A key focus is building new communities through a call to action for stakeholders, supported by a practical guide based on TIER2 experience. It provides lessons learned for establishing reproducibility awards that incentivise the creation of new Reproducibility Networks and strengthen reproducibility and Open Science in local ecosystems. 

Additionally, the ReproHub showcases findings from studies highlighting stakeholders’ visions for the future of reproducibility, accompanied by policy briefs to inform its development. By integrating knowledge, tools, and collaboration, the Reproducibility Hub aims to empower stakeholders to embed reproducibility as a core part of research culture. 

As the platform is still under development, it will continue to grow and evolve over time.