Retrospective At the end of 2023, Barbara Palli, HDR lecturer in private law, took the initiative to create an open science journal, diamond model and interdisciplinary on the theme of digital platforms. She is supported by Pierre Perladi-Mittelette, editor at the François Gény Institute (UR 7301) and editorial secretary of the journal. Read the … Read more
The Open Science movement now fully integrates the question of codes and software produced by researchers and personnel surrounding scientific activity, with issues such as reproducibility and scientific integrity, the construction of a scientific and digital commons, or even the economic and non-economic valorization of research and its results. Read the complete article on … Read more
Are you writing the detailed proposal for your ANR project? Or planning to set up an ANR project? The aim of this workshop is to help coordinators and others involved to understand and anticipate Open Science issues, right from the start of their project. Read the full article on Factuel [in French]
A video review, with Carole Chapin (from the French Office for Scientific Integrity), of how the opening up of research software meets the challenges of scientific integrity. Read the full article on Factuel [in French]
Following the publication of the new edition of the French Open Science Barometer, the indicators for the Université de Lorraine are now available. They show steady progress towards greater openness in scientific production. For the first time, you can also find out where our researchers have published their research data! Read the full article … Read more
Add your affiliations, certified by the Université de Lorraine, to your ORCID profile with a single click. Read the full article on Factuel [in French]
On 28 November 2024, the Université de Lorraine organised a day devoted to the specific issue of opening up the source codes of software produced by research: a first that attracted nearly 80 participants who came to take part in the round tables and feedback sessions in the morning, before taking advantage of the themed … Read more
The Open Science support teams (Open Publications, Research Data and Software) invite you to discover the 2024/2025 portraits of researchers from Lorraine’s university sites who are committed to open science. For this fourth portrait, we met Hélène Delacour, researcher at CEREFIGE. Read the full article on Factuel [in French]
The ANR “Science Ouverte pour les Sciences Humaines et Sociales” project was officially launched on January 23, 2024. Because the disciplines of the Humanities and Social Sciences appear to be lagging behind in Open Science approaches, the SoSHS project aims to better understand this situation, with a view to finding answers! SoSHS is part of … Read more
Are you a researcher in the social sciences or humanities? Since September 2024, the support staff working on the opening up of data and publications at MSH Lorraine have been organised within the ‘Open Science: Data and Publications Unit’. Read the full article on Factuel
