How We Work
AIRON is built on peer-led learning, openness, and collaboration.
We create inclusive spaces where professionals can:
- learn from one another
- compare real-world practice
- experiment safely
- build confidence with AI
- contribute to a rapidly evolving field
Our approach removes hierarchy and hype — focusing instead on community insight and practical progress.
Community Spaces
Local, community-led gatherings where institutions and professionals connect, share examples, and discuss responsible AI adoption within their regional context.
Topic-focused groups — including research funding, ethics, data governance, policy, and research operations — where members compare approaches, discuss emerging practices, and co-develop sector understanding.
Community Activities
Events: Webinars, meetups, and collaborative sessions that highlight real experiences, explore emerging practice, and strengthen professional connections.
AIRON Blog: Thought leadership, practical insights, and community reflections on how AI is transforming research operations and knowledge work.
AIRON Pulse Newsletter: Monthly highlights, examples, and trends shaping responsible AI in research — delivered directly to our global community.
Community Storytelling (YouTube Series): Short, peer-led insights from AIRON members sharing tools, use cases, lessons learned, and real experiences from across institutions.
How to Get Involved
AIRON is open and inclusive. You can participate in many ways:
- Join a Regional Group
- Participate in an Expert Group
- Attend AIRON events and conversations
- Contribute to the AIRON Blog
- Share insights through Community Storytelling
- Subscribe to AIRON Pulse
- Apply to the AIRO Leads Program.
There are no heavy commitments — just a shared commitment to learning openly and supporting responsible AI adoption across the global research ecosystem.
Join the Movement
Whether you are just beginning your AI journey or already experimenting with new tools and workflows, AIRON is a place to connect, learn, and contribute.
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