As part of the 2025 Data Spring initiative, Savoie Mont Blanc University is hosting two sessions on the challenges of managing and sharing research data. These sessions will take place online via Teams and are open to everyone; no registration is required— click here to join.
Two highlights you won't want to miss!
- Tuesday, May 13 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.: Registered Reports and Data Management in Experimental Economics: Feedback on the Peer Community in Registered Reports
- by Thibaut Arpinon: Junior Professor of Economics, affiliated withthe Institute for Research in Management and Economics (IREGE)
- A presentation on the Registered Reports format, which is increasingly used to promote transparency and reproducibility. Drawing on experiences with the Peer Community In platform, this session will discuss best practices for data management in experimental economics.
- Tuesday, May 20 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.: COSMOArt Project: Data Management in an Interdisciplinary Project
- by Mélanie Duval: CNRS Senior Research Fellow , affiliated with the Environments, Dynamics, and Mountain Territories Laboratory (EDYTEM)
- Navigating the gap between regulations and on-the-ground realities, this presentation explores the ongoing adjustments between various disciplines and institutional expectations regarding data management, including data from social sciences and humanities disciplines such as human geography and cultural anthropology.
About
- The presentations will be held via videoconference (no registration required) through this link: [click here]
- Contact: Open Science Initiative