The “Open Science” Steering Committee has adopted an action plan designed to support the opening up of source codes and software produced by researchers at the Université de Lorraine.   Read the full article (in French) on Factuel: https://factuel.univ-lorraine.fr/node/25803

Laetitia Bracco, project manager for the French Open Science Monitor, Data and Codes, recently organised an international meeting at UNESCO to discuss the implementation of common principles for monitoring Open Science. Factuel went to meet her to find out more about what has become of the Lorraine Open Science barometer, her experience as project manager … Read more

The ADOC Lorraine data workshop team is looking forward to seeing you on Thursday 14 March from 9am at the Présidence Léopold in Nancy for a study day on the environmental impact of data and data papers.   Read the full article on Factuel: https://factuel.univ-lorraine.fr/node/25747

Are you about to write the detailed proposal for your ANR project? Or are you planning to set up an ANR project? The aim of this workshop is to help coordinators and other people involved to understand and anticipate Open Science issues, right from the start of their project.   Read the full article (in … Read more

Research data in the humanities and social sciences will be at the heart of the Love Data Week 2024 organised by the Université de Lorraine on Tuesday 12 March. The day will culminate in a webinar entitled Is a data culture in the humanities and social sciences possible? from 2pm to 4pm.   Read the … Read more

The Université de Lorraine’s network of data ambassadors was launched in February 2021. Initially made up of 7 members, three years later it has grown to 25 researchers, lecturers and engineers. Coordinated by the ADOC Lorraine data workshop, it is intended to cover all 60 of the institution’s research units. What if you were next? … Read more

The French Mathematical Society (SMF), the Applied and Industrial Mathematics Society (SMAI) and the French Statistics Society (SFdS), in association with the Epijournal of Algebraic Geometry Epiga (chaired by Pierre-Emmanuel Chaput, University of Lorraine), have decided to create the “Jean-Pierre Demailly prize for open science in mathematics”.   Read the full article (in French) on … Read more

At the beginning of 2023, Jérôme Moritz, a CNRS researcher at the Institut Jean Lamour, realised that all the journals covering plasma physics publications required payment of APCs to make articles available for download (open access). He therefore decided to create a new diamond journal, free of charge for authors and readers, funded by the … Read more

At the start of this new year, the ADOC Lorraine data workshop is launching a new service to support you, the researchers of the Lorraine university site, at every stage in the process of publishing your data paper.   Read the full article (in French) on Factuel: https://factuel.univ-lorraine.fr/node/25279