Representatives of the Alexander Natishvili Institute of Morphology are actively involved in the activities of the Georgian Reproducibility Network (GeoRN).
The network promotes the development and adoption of modern principles and practices aimed at improving research quality, transparency, and reproducibility. The Institute is represented in these activities by Dimitri Kordzaia, Lika Svanadze, and Ketevan Tsomaia.
According to the Institute’s report, funding sources supporting these international activities include the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia and the European Union’s Horizon Europe TIER2 project.
Participation in GeoRN aligns with the Institute’s strategic priorities, including the promotion of evidence-based research, research ethics, international integration, and the development of early-career researchers.