Upcoming training: Drawing up a data management plan for a research project & Open access and publication

•    Remote training: Drawing up a data management plan for a research project, Tuesday June 6, 2023 from 2 to 4.30pm* (in English)

Do you need to draft a Data Management Plan (DMP) for your project without actually knowing what one is? Have you found yourself wondering how a DMP might be useful for you? Or have you had difficulties answering the questions you need to cover in a DMP?

This session is for you!
The session will show you how to produce a data management plan (DMP), a document often required by funding bodies such as the ANR and the European Commission, which sets out details about how you plan to manage your research data during your project. You will find out how DMPs can be a valuable tool throughout the research process and learn some helpful data management best practices. Finally, the training session will show you how to use a tool to draw up your DMP collaboratively: DMP OPIDoR.

Aims of the training:
•    Familiarize yourself with the aims of a DMP
•    Clarify the questions that you need to address in a DMP
•    Learn about data management best practices
•    Learn how to use a tool to draw up a DMP collaboratively

The training session is aimed at scientists, engineers, postdoctoral fellows and project managers who may need to produce a DMP for their research project.
 
It will take place remotely (via Microsoft Teams) in English.
 
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•    In-person training: Open access and publication: challenges, ecosystem and policies adopted by institutions and research funders, Wednesday June 7, 2023 from 2 to 4pm* (in French)
 
In its Charter for Open Access to Publications, the Institut Pasteur has set itself the target of 100% of publications published as open access. It has introduced the system of submitting publications to the HAL-Pasteur open access archive, with the COMESP using this as part of its appraisal policy for scientists.

Aims of the training
This course will help you:
•    Understand the challenges and issues related to open access and the open access ecosystem
•    Know how to comply with the open access policies adopted by the Institut Pasteur and research funders.

Topics covered:
o    The scientific publication cycle
o    File formats and reuse rights
o    Roads to open access and related costs
o    The importance of open archives
o    Bibliodiversity
o    Open access policies adopted by institutions and funding bodies

The training is open to all without any prior requirements.
 
It will take place in person and be in French.
 
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