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The University of Liège is organising the fourth edition of the Open Science Day on Thursday, 12 November 2026.
This annual event is the ideal opportunity to:
In this context, the Open Science Steering Committee, in collaboration with ULiège Library and RISE, is launching a call for contribution proposals. Your presentation may focus on a research project, an initiative, a service, a topic you are currently working on, or any tool related to open science in its broadest sense (open data, citizen and participatory science, open source, open access, etc.).
To encourage a diversity of approaches, three formats are possible:
Any member of the ULiège community may submit a contribution, in French or English. All disciplines are welcome.
Submission deadline : 5 September 2026
These four new books are available for free in their entirety in several formats (HTML, PDF, ePub). You can also obtain print copies through a partnership with Presses Universitaires.
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