"Opening science" is now a goal shared by all the research stakeholders, not only in france but also in europe and worldwide.
This workshop aims at presenting the "fundamentals" of open science: what are we talking about? What is the point of opening both the access to scientific outputs (publications, data) and the research process (assesment, reproducibility)? What are the main achievements at the international level? What are the stakes for PhD students or for an early career researcher? Are there traps to be aware of?
This course is available on ARCHE for autonomous online training.
There will be several debriefing sessions during the academic year. You are free to choose the one you want to participate to. But you have first to validate the online training with the quizz.
To register, please go to: https://arche.univ-lorraine.fr/course/view.php?id=52614
Training in English only for students who don't speak French