Passport for open science

Jennifer Morival, project engineer at the University of Lille libraries and learning center, coordinated the Passport for Open Science project.

She earned a Master in Library and Information Science in the United States and worked in different types of libraries in France before arriving at the University of Lille libraries, where she has worked on various missions including communication on library services and the launch of the institutional open access repository LillOA.

Monica Michel Rodriguez has a PhD in marine ecology and is a project manager at the University of Lille’s Documentation Department. She is currently in charge of coordinating the Passport For Open Science project and its future developments.

She took a master’s degree in physical oceanography and biogeochemical cycles at the University of Aix-Marseille while working in various laboratories in France and abroad during her university career. She is highly committed to knowledge transfer and, following her thesis at the Oceanology and Geosciences laboratory in Wimereux she changed her working context to join the University of Lille’s Documentation Department. There she works in the department for services to research and researchers as a project manager for open science awareness.

Madeleine Géroudet is head of the team at the University of Lille’s Documentation Department (SCD) which develops services, tools and training for researchers, doctoral students and research staff. This involves open science practices, digitisation of corpora, dissemination of theses and dissertations, researcher identifiers, new bibliographic approaches and so forth.

She is also an elected member to the Centre for Direct Scientific Communication’s (CCSD) Strategic Orientation Committee and steers the Association of Directors and Senior Staff from University and Research Libraries’ (ADBU) Research and Documentation Commission.