Open Science Day 2026
Open Science Day 2026: Research Data
Thursday, 17 November 2026, Bâtiment des Forges, Campus Manufacture
The Open Science Day on research data, organised by the UJM Open Science Officer in partnership with the Research Support Unit (PAR) of the University Library (SCD), will take place on 17 November 2026 at the Les Forges Building on the Manufacture Campus.
The event is aimed at researchers, PhD students and research support staff. Participation is free of charge, subject to prior registration.
A two-part day :
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Morning session (9 a.m.–12 p.m.)
Three talks will be given by data specialists actively involved in national Open Science initiatives:
- Hélène Jouguet, head of the Data Unit at Huma-Num - CNRS :
“IR* Huma-Num: a digital infrastructure supporting research data in the humanities and social sciences”
- Sylvain Takerkart - CNRS - Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone, Marseille, within the Bases neuronales de la communication team :
“Open Science and data: sharing experiences in neuroscience and participatory agroforestry”
- Cécile Arènes, Co-lead of the collège données du comité pour la Science Ouverte (COSO) :
“Research data at the heart of Open Science: institutional challenges and trusted infrastructures”
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Afternoon session (2–4 p.m.)
Come and discover the principles of research data management and test your knowledge by taking part in our interactive workshops. Two workshop sessions will be held between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., allowing participants to attend two of the three workshops offered.
How to register
- Morning session : registration
- Afternoon workshops:
- Research Data Bingo, based on the game developed at the Université de Nouvelle-Calédonie by M. Latour, B. Sauvage, and O. Copin en 2025 : 2 p.m. session, 3 p.m. session
- GopenDoRe workshop a quizz about research data based on GopenDore created by INIST) team: 2 p.m. session, 3 p.m. session
- Personal and sensitive data workshop ( based on a concept developed by INIST) : 2p.m. session, 3 p.m. session
♦ Registration deadline: 2 November 2026.
If you have any questions, please contact the PAR librarians at bibliothécaires du PAR
Localisation
UJM HAL portal
The Université Jean Monnet has an institutional portal in the HAL platform, HAL UJM, which enables members of the university's scientific community to submit their publications easily, in just a few minutes, in order to facilitate the dissemination and spreading of their scientific productions.
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