Publications
Open science
As with all Priority Research Programs and Equipment (PEPR), the work of the PEPR Recycling program is based on the principles of open science, which aims to guarantee free and unrestricted access to scientific research results, whether in the form of publications, data, or software. Today, this is an essential practice for promoting transparency, reproducibility, and knowledge sharing.
Taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the digital transition, open science encourages the free availability of the following:
- publications resulting from scientific research,
- data produced during research work,
- source codes and software accessible free of charge on the open internet.
In this context, the scientists involved in the PEPR Recycling program undertake to deposit their work on the HAL platform, associating it with the ANR code specific to the Recycling Research Program and the projects arising from it. HAL is a national open archive that brings together higher education institutions and research organizations. It allows scientific publications—whether published or unpublished—as well as theses from both public and private laboratories in France and abroad to be deposited and made accessible.