Open science webinars
The open science webinars are aimed at all members of research units and cover various aspects of open science: open publishing, open archives, data, source code and software, and researcher identifiers.
Some of them will be of particular interest to the coordinators of funded projects, but they are open to anyone who is interested!
They are complementary to the training courses organised as part of ongoing training for university staff and doctoral training.
We recommend that you register so that we can contact you by email (registration reminders, presentation slides...)
Most of the open science webinars are offered in French only. If you have questions about these topics and do not speak French, you can contact us at science-ouverteuniv-lillefr for assistance in English.
Title in English: Managing my data and creating my data management plan
Dates
- Thursday 24 September 2026 - 2:00-3:30 (in French)
- Tuesday 12 January 2027 - 2:00-3:30 (in French)
Goals
- Understand what funders expect in terms of data produced as part of a project;
- Discover the issues involved in managing and sharing data;
- Understand what a data management plan is, what it is used for, and how to complete one.
Title in English: Sharing my data on Lillodata (Recherche Data Gouv)
Dates
- Thursday 1 October 2026 - 9:30-11:00 (in French)
- Friday 9 April 2027 - 9:30-11:00 (in French)
Goals
- Identify trusted repositories available for disseminating your data, whether thematic or generalist;
- Learn how to deposit your data on Lillodata (Recherche Data Gouv).
Title in English: Managing my publications in the context of an ANR or European project
Dates
- Monday 9 November 2026 - 2:00-3:30 (in French)
- Tuesday 16 March 2027 - 10:00-11:30 (in French)
Goals
- Understand what funders expect in terms of opening up publications;
- Put together a publication strategy, particularly in the context of a funded project (green/gold/diamond open access, rights retention strategy).
Title in English: Depositing and disseminating my publications with LillOA - HAL
Dates
- Tuesday 15 December 2026 - 2:00-3:30
- Friday 26 March 2027 - 10:30-12:00
Goals
- Become familiar with the legal framework that allows you to disseminate your publications with an open archive;
- Learn to deposit your publications and other scientific content in HAL.
Title in French: Utiliser HAL et Software Heritage pour valoriser, archiver et référencer ses logiciels de recherche
Date
- Friday 20 November 2026 - 10:00-11:30 (in French)
- Tuesday 11 May 2027 - 10:00-11:30 (in English)
Goals
- Understand the issues related to the preservation of research source code and software
- Learn to archive your source code on Software Heritage and reference it in HAL.
Title in English: Improving my visibility with ORCID
Date
- Tuesday 13 October 2026 - 9:30-11:00 (in French)
- Thursday 15 April 2027 - 2:00-3:30 (in French)
Goal
- Learn about ORCID, its benefits, how it works and how it interacts with the University of Lille's tools;
- Configure my account to optimise my ORCID profile.
Title in English: Integrating open science from the start of my ANR project
Date
- To be announced, based on the AAPG ANR's calendar
Goal
- Take into account the issues of Open science in the various parts of the detailed proposal for stage 2 of the ANR's Generic call for proposals.
Title in English: Boosting my code: forges, licences, documentation and archiving for research
Date
- Thursday 28 January 2027 - 11:00-12:30 (in French)
Goals
- Understand the issues of documenting source code, both within the code itself and in the deposit of the code;
- Be able to chose a software forge and understand the basics for linking your local development environment to a forge;
- Identify the main elements of documentation (README, LICENCE, CONTRIBUTING, AUTHORS, etc.);
- Know how to document your code using comments.
Date
- Thursday 11 February 2027 - 9:30-11 (in English)
Goals
- Understand Open science, its benefits, practical aspects, and legal framework for researchers working in France;
- Identify the services and support offered by the university to assist you in adopting open science practices.