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As part of its ‘Open Science’ policy, the CEA complies with best practice in research, in particular by promoting a strategy of opening up its publications.
In this context, all researchers and doctoral students are required to deposit their publications on HAL-CEA, the institution's open archive.
This webinar, mainly aimed at doctoral students, will focus on :
-Presentation of the HAL CEA portal
-Creating and setting up a HAL account
-HAL submission procedure (publications and theses)
-Legal aspects of file deposit (copyright...)
-Identifiers in HAL: Creation of the IdHAL and link with Orcid
-Visibility and centralisation of the researcher's publications (CVhal)
-Visibility of the unit: HCERES and HAL.
You are advised to create your HAL account and your ORCID account before the webinar.
Thank you for distributing it to all doctoral students and to your networks.
To register, click on continue reading.
Speaker: Ibrahima Souane (P-SAC/SARIS), HAL-CEA portal administrator
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Individual HAL workshops (30-minute video): register now!
Would you like to promote your research on HAL-CEA, create your researcher identifier, the IdHAL, associate it with other identifiers (Orcid, IdRef...), deposit, centralise and enhance your publications, create your CVHAL? The HAL- CEA team offers you individual 30-minute workshops by Skype (Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10am and 11am) to enhance your researcher profile and your scientific publications.
Make an appointment directly by registering using the form by clicking on continue reading.
Contact: hal@cea.fr
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