- Direction of publication: Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation
- Editorial coordination: University of Lille
- Scientific council: The Skills and Training College of The Committee for Open Science
- Project leader: Jennifer Morival
- Writers: Johann Berti, Marin Dacos, Gabriel Gallezot, Madeleine Géroudet, Sabrina Granger, Joanna Janik, Claire Josserand, Jean-François Lutz, Christine Okret-Manville, Sébastien Perrin, Noël Thiboud
SUMMARY ✎
The Passport For Open Science is a guide designed to accompany PhD students at every step of their research career, whatever their disciplinary field. It provides a set of tools and good practices that can be directly implemented.
INDEX
1. Planning an open approach to scientific work
- Using freely accessible resources
- Planning data management
- Working in a reproducible way: For yourself, for others
2. Disseminating research
- Disseminating your publications in open access
- Making your thesis freely accessible
- Making research data open
3. Preparing for after your thesis, join the movement
- Deeply rooted public policies
- Evaluating research differently
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The guide is also available in French
LANGUAGE ✎
English, French