October 21, 2022
Bulletin interne de l'Institut Pasteur
Zotero, Open access, Data Management Plan: upcoming training with the CeRIS
• Remote training: Zotero, Tuesday November 15, 2022, from 5 to 7pm* (in English)
Zotero is a free open-source bibliography management application.
Learn how you can use this software to manage your bibliographical references in a simple, intuitive way – and find out what sets it apart from other tools.
Aims of the training:
• Importing references
• Managing references
• Inserting references in a Word document
• Sharing references with the Groups function
This training session is aimed at anyone who needs to manage or format bibliographical references and more generally wants to find out how Zotero works.
It will take place remotely (via Microsoft Teams) in English.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
* Paris time
• Remote training: Participate in Open Access: Policy Requirements and Submitting Articles to HAL-Pasteur, Thursday November 17, 2022 from 9.30am to 12.30pm* (in French)
The Institut Pasteur has set itself the target of 100% of publications each year published as open access. Since May 2021, in the Charter for Open Access to Publications, the Institut Pasteur has required its scientists to:
• publish their articles with a CC BY license and without an embargo, either in a fully open access journal or by applying the Rights Retention Strategy
• submit their publications to the HAL-Pasteur open archive
For the past two years, the COMESP has included the submission of publications to the HAL-Pasteur open archive in its appraisal policy.
Find out more with the CeRIS, from the issues surrounding these policies to the practical procedures for submitting articles.
Aims of the training:
• Understand the international open access movement and the role of open archives
• Find out about the open access policies of funding bodies and the policies pursued by France and the Institut Pasteur
• Learn how to submit your articles to the HAL-Pasteur open archive
• Manage your digital identity as a scientist in HAL with your IdHAL
The session is open to everyone.
It will take place remotely (via Microsoft Teams) in French.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
* Paris time
• Remote training: Drawing up a data management plan for a research project, Friday November 18, 2022 from 2 to 4.30pm* (in French)
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!
This 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, post-doctoral fellows and project managers who may need to produce a DMP for their research project.
It will take place remotely (via Microsoft Teams) in French.
More information: biblioformation@pasteur.fr
* Paris time