Open Science policy
The Open Science Policy of the University of Strasbourg, including its involvement in European and French open science initiatives, focuses on open access, research data sharing, open edition, training in open science skills, research assessment, open knowledge platforms, participatory science projects, and more. The university's commitment to open science is evident through its various strategic actions and participation in key alliances.
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Open Science policy of the University of Strasbourg By Adeline Rege (Open access, for the Open Science Steering Committee) 19/06/2023
1. Part of the European context Horizon Europe : the European Union's Framework Programme 2021- 2027 ( 95.5 billion) aims to provide immediate access to publications and open research data. The League of European Research Universities (LERU), of which we are members, takes a strong policy regarding open science, with a network of open science ambassadors in each member institution 19/06/202 3 Open science policy of the University of Strasbourg 2 Universit de Strasbourg
2. Part of the French context A 2nd national plan for open science has been launched from 2021 to 2024 The French Committee for Open Science ( COSO ) works with thematic groups and a network of French and international experts ANR adopts the Right Retention Strategy (RRS) to authors in publicly- funded research projects (cOAlition S) and requires a data management plan (DMP) Since 2021, CNRS is committed to open access and to the adoption of the FAIR principles. CNRS is part of the G6 group : CNR (Italy), CSIC (Spain), Helmholtz Association, Leibniz Association and Max Planck Society (Germany) Research institutions in France have an open science policy: University of Lille, University of Bordeaux, Sciences Po, INRAE, CEA Strasbourg 19/06/202 3 Open science policy of the University of 3 Universit de Strasbourg
3. Open science policy of the University of Strasbourg Open access : deposit of full-text publications in the institutional open archive UnivOAK ; support for open access initiatives (SCOAP3, Peer Community In, Open Edition, etc.) Open research data : participation to the national project Recherche Data Gouv ; support on elaborating research tools and on writing a data management plan (DMP) Open edition : creation of a support centre for open edition journals (OUVROIR) ; books & journals published on Open edition.org with the University Press of Strasborug (PUS) Trainings in open science skills : organization of Carpentry workshops, interdisciplinary trainings, events (Open Access Month, Love Data Week, Printemps de la donn e) Research assessment : signature of the San Francisco Declaration (DORA) ; participation to the new coalition COARA Open Knowledge : platforms and interactive tools for scientific mediation (e.g. OSCAHR) ; creation of an ecomuseum of science (including an open data project with the Planetarium) Participatory Science : call for participatory science projects supported by the University (MIA) ; communities and meetings through the project Open University of Strasbourg (OPUS) Strasbourg 19/06/202 3 Open science policy of the University of 4 Universit de Strasbourg
4. Open Science Steering Committee Chaired since 2021 by the Vice-Chair for Research, Doctoral Training and Open Science, it is composed of : R mi Barillon, Vice-Chairperson for Research, Doctoral Training and Open Science Michel de Mathelin, First Chairperson and Chairperson for Appreciation and relations with the socio-economic world Mathieu Schneider, Vice-Chairperson for Culture, Science and Society and Community Initiatives. It meets every 2 months, with guests. The permanent guests are : the DGSa Research, Innovation, Partnerships, Valorisation, DD&RS, DIREV, IT Department (DNUM) and the Library Service. At the operational level, the committed is assisted by 4 thematic project managers: Adeline Rege: in charge of Open Access, in connection with R mi Barillon M lodie Faury: in charge of Science and Society, in collaboration with Mathieu Schneider J r me Pansanel: in charge of Services and infrastructures for research data, in collaboration with R mi Barillon Julie Thompson: in charge of Data and Open Research Data, in collaboration with R mi Barillon 19/06/202 3 Strasbourg 1. 2. 3. Open science policy of the University of 5 Universit de Strasbourg 4.
