The Research Support Service invites you to attend one or more online workshops on open science, lasting between 1 and 2 hours. There are a number of topics on offer, including submitting your publications to HAL, deciphering image rights, setting up your ORCID profile and publishing research data in a repository. Read the complete … Read more
On 23 October, the EOSC EU Node was inaugurated, the first ‘node’ in the EOSC federation (European Open Science Cloud). It offers researchers a range of services that are free at the point of use and can be shared with the entire European academic community. A webinar on the 7th of April will present the … Read more
Since 2021, the Université de Lorraine has had a network of research data ambassadors, led by the ADOC Lorraine data workshop. It is now evolving to cover three pillars of Open Science: scientific publications, research data and software code. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
As part of the bibliometric report requested by the A2F Scientific cluster from the dedicated department at the Université de Lorraine, a scanR interface has been created specifically for this Scientific cluster. This is the very first local version of this national tool for exploring the world of French research and innovation. Read the … Read more
Producing code has been a very common practice in research for many years, in all research disciplines. One of the best practices is to develop and share your code on a software forge, which allows you to build your code as part of a collaborative approach, enriching your development with the viewpoints and contributions of … Read more
The 2-year agreement (2025-2026) is an experiment for a publisher whose journals are all open access and which is seeking to move away from its initial business model based on APCs. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
With the support of the ADOC Lorraine data workshop, the Lorraine Mass Spectrometry Research Infrastructure (MassLor) has adopted a data management plan in January 2025. Read the complete article on Factuel [in French]
The Open Science support teams (Open Publications, Research Data and Codes and Software) invite you to discover the 2024/2025 portraits of researchers from the Lorraine university site who are committed to Open Science. For this sixth episode, we met Adrien Baldit, lecturer and Open Science ambassador at LEM3. Read the complete article on Factuel … Read more
To illustrate the benefits of opening up the codes of software developed by research teams, the Université de Lorraine has invited Brigitte Bigi and Benjamin Ooghe to talk about how the software they have developed came about, what prompted them to open up the codes and the benefits they have found in doing so. … Read more
The Open Science support teams (Open Publications, Research Data and Codes and Software) invite you to discover in 2024/2025 the portraits of researchers from the Lorraine university site committed to Open Science. For this fifth episode, we met Jean-Christophe Blanchard, historian at the Lorraine University Research Center for History (CRULH) and Jean-Pol Frippiat, biologist from … Read more
