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Publications

At the heart of the cycle of research activity, the time when results are published is of prime importance. Thus, in the framework of the Committee for Open Science, the Publications college works on the dissemination and discussion of research results to make them immediately accessible to all with no obstacles involved.

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In Open Science, a ‘publication’ refers to a scientific production that is made public – generally in a digital format – whether it has been reviewed or not. Thus, the college mainly takes into account articles (ranging from pre-publication to peer-reviewed versions and documents published in a scientific journal), monographs, conference papers and theses. The college’s scope may also include other forms of documents, data and code linked to the work of other colleges and groups of the Committee for Open Science.

The college’s roadmap covers the following subjects:

Directory of Open Access Preprint Repositories;
Open Science Badges;
Strategy for the non-assignment of rights;
Multilingualism;
Open access to books and monographs;
Virtuous publishing methods, e.g. Subscribe to Open;
Science and citizens;
Research reproducibility.

Start date

2018

Missions

Associated projects

Associated productions

The team

Developing and implementing issue-based initiatives identified by the research communities or specialists, suggested by college members or that result from various monitoring activities;
Constructing or delegating the construction of initiatives that apply the political orientations/decisions passed on by the CoSO;
Providing opinions on the various subjects submitted to the CoSO which are entirely or partially within its field of competence;
Monitoring the activity of the project groups within its area of competence and giving opinions on the results of these projects.

In progress

Prepublication Platforms

The Committee for Open Science is carrying out a study of Prepublication Platforms in the framework of one of its Publications College’s…

Completed

Constructing bibliodiversity project group

The Jussieu Call for Open science and bibliodiversity was published in early October 2017.

In practice

Implementing the rights retention strategy for scientific publications

2022

Critical watchpoints about Plan S implementation guidance

2019

Recommendations for Plan S implementation by the ANR

2019

Pilotes

Benoît Pier

CNRS research professor at the Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics Laboratory (LMFA)

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Benoît Pier

CNRS research professor at the Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics Laboratory (LMFA)

benoitDOTpier@ec-lyon.fr

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Benoît Pier is a CNRS research professor at the Fluid Mechanics and Acoustics Laboratory (LMFA).

His research in fluid dynamics focuses on instabilities and transition in open flows with particular focus on the effects of rotation and/or curvature on flow dynamics. His main interests lie in rather fundamental problems arising from a variety of practical contexts, such as boundary layers in the aeronautics industry, blood flow through arteries or particular flow dynamics when drilling for oil.

Pascale Pauplin

Head of the Publications & Open Access department at Sorbonne University

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Pascale Pauplin

Head of the Publications & Open Access department at Sorbonne University

pascale.pauplin@sorbonne-universite.fr

Since 2018, Pascale Pauplin has been a curator at the Sorbonne University Library which runs the university’s Open Science policy. She is currently head of the Publications & Open Access department which supports researchers in putting their publications online and opening them, administers Sorbonne University’s HAL portal, deposits digital theses and coordinates open science training.

Members

Zoé ANCION (ANR)
Luc BARBIER (CEA-IRAMIS)
Serge BAUIN (CNRS-DDOR)
Nadine COUËDEL (IFP Énergies nouvelles)
Nathalie FARGIER (CCSD/CNRS)
Thierry FOURNIER (Université de Rennes 1)
Sophie GUITTON (ANSES)
Egon HEUSON (Centrale Lille - UCCS)
Jacques LAFAIT (Sorbonne université)
Maxence LARRIEU (Université de Paris)
Valérie LEGUÉ (Université Clermont-Auvergne)
Sébastien LI-THIAO-TÉ (LAGA, université Sorbonne Paris Nord)
Bastien MIRAUCOURT (CNRS - Les Afriques dans le monde / Afrique au sud du Sahara)
Irini PALTANI-SARGOLOGOS (CNRS/DDOR)
Pascale PAUPLIN (Sorbonne université)
Juliette QUENIART (ANR)
Karim RAMDANI (INRIA)
Christine WEIL-MIKO (CNRS)

Anne-Solveig Grémillet (MESR) drived the team from 2020 to 2022.

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