July 22, 2025
Leveraging Goodhart’s Law to improve how we fund & publish science
Join us for an exclusive free webinar exploring innovative funding pathways that are reshaping the research landscape! Co-hosted by Atom and ResearchHub, this session will reveal funding mechanisms that many researchers don't even know exist.
🗓 July 22nd, 2025
⏰ 12pm Eastern
📍 Online (via Google Meets)
The role of Goodhart’s Law in academic funding & publishing
Real-world examples of how misaligned metrics distort research priorities
Contemporary attempts to align incentives in academia
How ResearchHub is going about incentivizing reproducible science
How to get funded by the ResearchHub community
👀 Discover how broken incentives are undermining scientific progress
🧐 Learn about innovative approaches to fixing academic reward systems
🏦 Get practical suggestions on novel ways to fund your research
🧠 Gain insights into creating sustainable, reproducible research practices
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Network with forward-thinking research professionals
This webinar is perfect for:
✅ Research administrators at all levels
✅ Library and scholarly communications staff
✅ Research office leadership
✅ Researchers and academic staff
✅ Anyone interested in enhancing research visibility
Patrick Joyce - Co-Founder and COO at ResearchHub Patrick is a former PhD student and medical student who co-founded ResearchHub to create an open science community that rewards quality research and collaboration. He is driven by solving systemic problems in academic publishing and research funding, working directly with researchers to understand how current systems fail, and how exploring how technology can create better alternatives.
Tomer du Sautoy - Co-Founder and CEO at Atom Tomer comes from a background in research, holding an MSc in Physics from the University of Bristol with experience developing novel techniques for solar cell fabrication. Tomer's passion for building Atom stems from his upbringing in a family of researchers, where he witnessed firsthand how academic systems can limit the advancement of research.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn about alternative funding mechanisms that could accelerate your research without the typical bureaucratic hurdles.