The digital identity of a researcher is a key element in enhancing the visibility of the researcher and their scientific production in the digital age and an increasingly competitive research environment. A distinct identity allows a unique and enduring identification of am author and their research product.
The library’s team supports researchers in deploying a strategy to enhance their digital identity.
Research data is defined as a factual registration (digits, texts, images, and sounds), which is used as a principal source for scientific research and is generally acknowledged by the scientific community as necessary to validate research results.
HAL is a national open archive that allows perennial archiving and open access dissemination of scientific content mainly resulting from French research.
All along the process of publishing, which is currently inextricably linked to the deployment of Open Science, a consultancy and support service is offered to authors.
Supported by the scientific community, national and European political institutions, public funders, and society at large, “Open Science is the unhindered dissemination of results, methods and products of the scientific research. "
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