November 18, 2022
Bulletin interne de l'Institut Pasteur
Endnote, "Bibliographic tools – a practical guide", "Data repositories": your upcoming CeRIS training
• Remote training: Introduction to EndNote, level 1, Thursday November 24, 2022, 2 to 5pm* (in French)
Come along and discover EndNote 20 and find out how to save time when compiling a bibliography.
The session is a mixture of theory and practical hands-on training during which you will learn how to import references from databases, create and manage reference groups, merge pdfs with references, insert citations into a text and format a bibliography with the latest version of EndNote. Don't stress – just sign up!
Aims of the training:
• Learn how to manage your bibliography with the EndNote tool
• Master the main features of the software
This training session is aimed at anyone who needs to manage and format bibliographical references and is keen to find out about EndNote or remind themselves of how it works.
It will take place remotely (via Microsoft Teams) in French.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
NB: an advanced session is due to be held on Thursday December 1 for those already familiar with the tool
* Paris time
• Remote training: Going further with EndNote, level 2, Thursday December 1, 2022, 2 to 5pm* (in French)
Find out about the more advanced features of EndNote 20 and learn some handy tips and tricks.
Combining theory and practice, this training session will teach you how to boost your library with references that are not available in traditional databases, manage your library more efficiently and import references into a document (e.g. changing a style).
Aim of the training: to develop advanced skills in using the software
This training is aimed at anyone who already uses EndNote and wants to further develop their command of the software.
It will take place remotely (via Microsoft Teams) in French.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
* Paris time
• Remote workshop: "Bibliographic tools – a practical guide", Friday November 25, 2022, 12 noon to 2pm*(open to French and English speakers)
The aim of bibliography management software is to simplify the task of managing references when writing articles. With a host of software available – including EndNote, Mendeley, Sciwheel and Zotero –, how can you tell which will be best suited to your needs?
The workshop will help you find your way around bibliography management software by presenting the specific features of each of these tools.
This workshop is aimed at all those looking for guidance in choosing bibliography management software or switching to a new tool.
It is open to French and English speakers and will take place remotely via Microsoft Teams.
You do not need to sign up in advance: simply join us on Teams when it suits you between 12 noon and 2pm.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
* Paris time
• In-person training: Data repositories: sharing and improving the visibility of your research data, Tuesday December 13, 2022, 2 to 4.30pm and Tuesday December 20, 2022, 2 to 3.30pm* (in French)
Do you want to publish the raw data related to a research paper? Is the funding body for your project asking you to share your data based on the principle "as open as possible, as closed as necessary"? Do you want to make your data available to the scientific community to improve the reproducibility of your research?
Data repositories are the most efficient solution to meet your needs: depending on the repository you choose, you can make your data openly accessible or subject to controlled access. And there's nothing better than a training course to help you find your way around the many repositories out there!
Combining theory and practice, the training course takes place over two sessions. Between the sessions you will have the opportunity to analyze and test a repository and to ask the trainer any questions via Teams.
The training is aimed at any scientists who produce data and want to share their data via repositories.
This course will help you:
• understand how data repositories work and what they are for;
• find a repository that meets your needs;
• learn how to use the general-purpose repository Zenodo (suitable for all types of data);
• draw up a comparative list of different repositories.
Before you sign up:
• Make sure you will be able to take part in both sessions.
• The maximum number of participants is 6; spaces will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
* Paris time