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The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)
Archives des Open Science - Ouvrir la Science
The Committee for Open Science - (30 November 2021)
The Committee for Open Science mobilises education and research stakeholders to support the implementation of National Open Science Policy in…
Research data - (25 November 2021)
Factual records (numerical scores, textual records, images and sounds) used as primary sources for scientific research, and that are commonly…
Open archive - (25 November 2021)
Researchers deposit their work directly in thematic or institutional archives so that it can be consulted by all with no…
Embargo - (25 November 2021)
Period during which a scientific production cannot be disseminated in open access. In the case of state-funded scientific publications, the…
Distribution license - (25 November 2021)
The license defines the conditions for distribution and reuse of any scientific content (example: Creative Commons).
Reproducibility - (25 November 2021)
The capacity of another researcher to obtain the same results using the same methods and data. This highlights the importance…
Open access - (25 November 2021)
Content in open access is accessible to all with no barriers: no authentication requirements, no resources under an embargo, no…
APC (article processing charges) - (25 November 2021)
Charges for publishing immediately in open access which may be billed to the author (or his or her institution). See…
Article - (25 November 2021)
1 : preprint or author's version The version of an article sent to a journal by the authors prior to…
Personal data - (25 November 2021)
Data concerning an individual who is identified or identifiable.
Predatory publishers or journals - (25 November 2021)
Publishers or journals with dubious peer reviewing or business practices.
Data warehouse - (25 November 2021)
These may be multidisciplinary or thematic in one disciplinary field. In them, datasets are deposited, documented, and disseminated. A warehouse…
FAIR (principles) - (25 November 2021)
The aim of the FAIR principles is to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable.
Persistent identifier - (25 November 2021)
A unique stable reference for a digital object or subject such as a dataset, article or author.For example a digital…
French Law for a Digital Republic - (25 November 2021)
This 2016 law provides a legal framework for depositing certain versions of journal articles in open access repositories if at…
Metadata - (25 November 2021)
Information which enables the standardised description of data or digital documents (e.g. a digital photo's date and GPS coordinates). The…
Data Management Plan (DMP) - (25 November 2021)
An ongoing plan written at the start of a research project which sets out how the data will be managed…
Open access publication - (25 November 2021)
A journal or book that has been directly disseminated in open access. These books and journals have varied business models…
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - (25 November 2021)
The legal framework defined by the European Union for the management of personal data. It may be consulted at: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/comprendre-le-rgpd
Source code - (25 November 2021)
A set of statements or instructions comprising a computer programme in a programming language. Source code are generally presented in…
Diamond model - (25 November 2021)
The diamond model refers to a plurality of open access scientific publishing business models that do not involve authors, their…
Freemium model - (25 November 2021)
The freemium subscription model is an economic model, which key feature is the coexistence of free options, where functionality is…
Hybrid journals - (25 November 2021)
"Hybrid" journals are circulated by subscription while asking their authors to pay publication fees (also called APCs) so that their…
Subscribe-to-open (S2O) - (25 November 2021)
S2O allows publishers to convert journals from subscriptions to OA, one year at a time. Using S2O, a publisher offers…
Bronze route - (25 November 2021)
A bronze journal article is one that is available on its publisher’s website but does not have an explicit open…
Gold route - (25 November 2021)
A journal is "gold" if all its articles are freely and immediately available on the journal's website, regardless of how…
Green route - (25 November 2021)
The green route refers to self-archiving by researchers or archiving by a third party of articles in open archives. The…
Transformative agreement - (25 November 2021)
The transformative agreements explicitly seek to organize the transition from the journal subscription model to that of open access, by…
Latin America could become a world leader in non-commercial open science - (5 August 2021)
The knowledge generated by scientists must be shared equally worldwide. Anton Balazh/Shutterstock To meet the challenges of the next century…
Shifting toward ‘open peer review’ - (22 April 2021)
Scientists launch a balloon designed to measure ozone levels. NOAA/Unsplash Twenty years ago, it was difficult to find information about…
How we mapped billions of trees in West Africa using satellites, supercomputers and AI - (12 April 2021)
Modern computing allows to spot isolated trees and shrubs in semi-arid areas, facilitating research on the evolution of vegetation cover.…
Open science can help accelerate – and protect – high-quality research in low-income countries - (1 April 2021)
Students wash their hands amid concerns over the Covid-19 coronavirus before taking a college university exam in Banda Aceh.Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP…
What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data - (17 March 2021)
Kaique/Pexels Nineteen years ago, a group of international researchers met in Budapest to discuss a persistent problem. While experts published…
Covid-19: the rise of a global collective intelligence? - (4 April 2020)
Network of Covid-19 projects on the JOGL platform. Marc Santolini/JOGL, Author provided All around the world, scientists and practitioners are…
The Committee for Open Science - (31 January 2019)
The mission of this committee is to propose the directions that Open Science should take and to teach the subjects…
Speech of Frédérique VIDAL - (30 January 2019)