The open science monitor

Established in 2019 by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, the French Open Science Monitor (OSM)  tracks the open access rate of research publications in which at least one author is affiliated with a French university or school. A dedicated tool allows each university to customize the data based on its own records.

As part of its Open Science policy, Jean Monnet University adopted this indicator in 2023 to monitor publications with at least one author affiliated with UJM. The initial reference year chosen for this observation is 2020.

Since 2024, UJM’s OSM covers publications that have a DOI  (Digital Object Identifier) or a HAL identifier from HAL-UJM and were published between 2020 and 2023. However, since the ability to display publications with only a HAL identifier is a recent feature of the BSO, the observation here begins in 2022 (for publications from 2021) in order to avoid comparing different datasets from before and after this functionality was introduced.

The theses included are those registered nationally with the prefixes LYSES and STET.

This year, the lists of publications and datasets were obtained exclusively through the Works-magnet  tool developed by the Ministry of Higher Education. Based on the OpenAlex catalog, Works-magnet collects publications linked to a given institution and also allows users to suggest affiliation corrections within OpenAlex.

For more information about works-magnet

As a reminder, OpenAlex relies on major persistent identifiers to determine publication affiliations: ROR  (Research Organization Registry, an international database of persistent research institution identifiers) and ORCID (an international registry of persistent author identifiers). The accuracy and completeness of these data will help improve the quality of future OSMs and, more importantly, enhance the visibility and clarity of UJM's publications.

For more information about OpenAlex.

It is possible to explore the status of Open Science at UJM in more detail through charts available on this page, using the following institution ID: 194210951.

You can also access previous years' monitors:
2023
2024

The general Open Science monitor

Openness according to discipline

Licenses and Open Archives