It is now a traditional event at the University of Lorraine: the Sciences Ouvertes conference is back. It will be held in person on Thursday, January 27, in the afternoon, at the Léopold Presidency in Nancy.
After previous editions focused on major themes, this year we propose a more general afternoon covering several aspects of Open Science: publications, but also research data and software codes (recently targeted by the 2021-2024 roadmap of the MESRI on the policy of data, algorithms and source codes).
This increase in the power of Open Science requires researchers to acquire new skills. Research support services in universities, research organizations and schools are becoming increasingly structured, and training and awareness-raising activities for research units must also be intensified.
This year, the Documentation Department of the University of Lorraine, in partnership with the Digital Department and the Inist-CNRS, offers you the opportunity to learn about Open Science. Make your choice among the 9 workshops offered!
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Research evaluation and DORA implementation
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Good publication practices
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Peer Community In (PCI)
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The data management plan
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Best practices for storing your data
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Versioning your code with Git
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To deposit in HAL
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Create your idHAL
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Referencing, preserving and sharing your research data with the University warehouse, DOREL
This day is intended primarily for the scientific community of the University of Lorraine (own units and UMR), because of a limited number of places.
Online registration is open until January 07, 2022.