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Annotation and Publication of Textual Data: A Practical Guide (CIRAD)

This educational document, intended for researchers, is a guide to best practices for annotating and publishing textual data.

Resource type: fact sheet
Training institution: CIRAD
Target audience: researchers
Eligibility for the training: any EcoDoR member
Status: active
Last updated: 2025
Keywords: text data – annotation
Level: Beginner
Language: French

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*Short training session (up to 3 hours)

The Challenges of Data Reproducibility: Webinar (UM)

The reproducibility crisis reflects the difficulties scientists face in replicating research results.

It was around the turn of the 21st century that an increase in these difficulties was observed within the scientific community (2005 John P.A. Ionnidis). This crisis, which persists today, is leading scientists to question their practices regarding integrity, openness, and the management of research data and scientific outputs.

Gabriel Bayle, Ph.D. in Economics and a member of the Group for Economic Analysis and Theory (GATE, CNRS, Université Lumière Lyon 2), actively advocates for improved reproducibility of research results, particularly through the practice of replication and open data, pre-registration of studies, as well as the use of experimental protocols.

Resource type: webinar
Educational institution: UM
Target audience: researchers, faculty members, research support staff, and doctoral students
Eligibility: Open to all EcoDoR members
Status: active
Last updated: 2025
Keywords: reproducibility – open data
Level: Beginner
Format: Online
Duration: 1 hour
Language: French

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Access data from the Health Data Warehouse (HDW) (Montpellier University Hospital)

The purpose of this one-on-one training session is to assist individuals who wishto access data from the Montpellier University Hospital’s EDS system by providing guidance and answering their questions about the required documents (checklist MR004, synopsis, NI, etc.). These documents must be completed prior to the appointment to facilitate the discussion.

Resource type: training: individual coaching
Training institution: Montpellier University Hospital
Target audience: specifically medical residents working on their theses, physicians facing challenges, and industry representatives.
Eligibility for the training program: open to all applicants
Status: active
Last updated: 2025
Keywords: research ethics – health data
Level: Beginner
Format: Online
Frequency: depending on the project
Duration: 30 minutes
Language: French

Link to the training course