HAL, the official bibliography of the University of Lorraine Reflections on the opening of science at the University of Lorraine led to the first visible results as early as 2016 with the first seminar organised on the subject. It was also in 2016 that the Lorraine portal of the open archive Hyper Articles en Ligne … Read more

The COVID19 pandemic requires a globally coordinated response from the scientific community. The sharing of research data and the development of open access to scientific research is currently hampered by the business model of large corporations such as Elsevier and Springer-Nature. In order to encourage and promote open access to scientific knowledge, the University of … Read more

Since July 2019, the University of Lorraine has set up an Operational Committee for Research Data (CODR). Headed by Julien Brancher (Digital Direction) and Thomas Jouneau (Documentation and Publishing Direction), it includes members from the Research and Valorisation Direction (Cleo Boninsegna), the Otelo Pole (Pierre-Yves Arnould), the MSH Lorraine (Florence Bouchet-Moneret), Inist (Françoise Tisserand) and … Read more

The seminar Open Sciences: what avenues to publish differently? took place at the Faculty of Science and Technology on October 17th. It was attended by 115 on-site participants representing the various professions involved in the process of opening up science: researchers and teacher-researchers, unit directors, scientific and technical information professionals, computer scientists, etc. Read the … Read more

A team from the University of Lorraine and the CNRS has developed a mapping module associated with the HAL open archives. The “carto-istex” module allows to visualize on a map the international collaborations of the researchers of a laboratory, a scientific pole or a whole University. This open access application has been successfully tested by … Read more