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To present to the university community the issues of Open Science and the initiatives of the UJM, a day is organized.
Open Science Day
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
9h-17h
Amphi L219 – Forges building
Campus Manufacture
Link to registration form : registration recommended to participate in conferences and presentations (registration before March 27), and compulsory for the buffet (registration before March 17)
This first Open Science Day at Jean Monnet University (UJM) will address the major themes and challenges of Open Science around the opening of publications, data, uses and services of the HAL platform.
Each intervention will be followed by a time of exchange to answer questions and share views. Jean Monnet University’s Open Science roadmap will also be presented during this day, which is aimed at the entire UJM scientific community and anyone interested in this issue.
Today’s program
- 9h : Home coffee
- 9h30-9h45 : Opening by Christelle Bahier-Porte, Vice-President Research of the UJM and by Laurence Houdoy, interim director of the Joint Documentation Service of the UJM
- 9h45-10h30 : “Issues and news of Open Science” by Benoît Pier, Research Director at École Centrale Lyon, member of the National Committee for Open Science
- 10h45-11h30 : “HAL: a French asset for Open Science” by Hélène Bégnis, Leader of HAL user networks
- 11h45-12h30 : “SHS researchers and their research data: perceptions, needs and appetite for sharing” by Marie-Emilia Herbet, Head of the research and project support department at Lyon 3 University
- 12h45-14h15 : Buffet (on registration)
- 14h30-15h15 : “An overview of scientific publishing models in 2023” by Evelyne Miot Research Director at the University of Grenoble Alpes and Director of the Mersenne Center
- 3:30-4:15 p.m. : “GAFFEx, towards a valorization of scientific failures” by Gilmary Gallon researcher at MedinCell, Montpellier
- 16h30-17h : “Open Science at the UJM” by Filippo AE Nuccio Mortarino Majno di Capriglio, Referent for Open Science at the UJM
