For the fourth consecutive year, the ADOC Lorraine data workshop invites you to participate in Love Data Week 2026, a week of events focused on research data. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
The Diamant’AIR project – Supporting and Interconnecting Lorraine Journals – is one of 14 projects selected from 52 submitted during the fourth call for projects by the National Fund for Open Science (FNSO). Read the complet article on Factuel [in French]
The Research Support Service invites you to attend one or more online workshops on open science, lasting 1 to 2 hours. Whether you are UL staff or a visiting researcher, there are many topics to choose from: submitting your publications to HAL, understanding image rights, setting up your ORCID profile, or publishing research data in … Read more
As part of a study on the features of the OpenAlex bibliographic and bibliometric database, an open, free alternative to Web of Science, the Bibliometrics Department at the University of Lorraine would like to know how staff at the Lorraine university site currently use Web of Science. Read the complete article on Factuel [in … Read more
It’s time to make some resolutions! For 2026, keep up with all the latest Open Science news in Lorraine with just one click by subscribing to the quarterly newsletter. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
On 1 December 2025, two researchers from the University of Lorraine, Marine Beaumont (CHRU Nancy, Inserm CIC-IT 1433, University of Lorraine) and Julie Glikman (ATILF), each received an open science research data award for their project. Here we look back at their scientific approach, their commitment to open science, and the significance of this award. … Read more
Data & Corpus – La revue des données en SHS was created in 2024 to enable the publication and promotion of data in the humanities and social sciences, with a view to open science and interdisciplinarity. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
In Nancy, several members of Unys (University of Lorraine, Inria, INRAE, and CNRS) are joining forces to organize Impact SO 2026, a three-day event dedicated to the impact of open science policies on research and scientific practices. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
Starting in the 2025/2026 academic year, the University of Lorraine’s university libraries will offer two new research data training courses for doctoral students. Each course is worth 0.5 credits. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
As part of its open science support fund, the university’s open science steering committee runs a funding program for diamond scientific journals, which supports the editorial initiatives of the Lorraine site to the tune of €2,000 per year. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
