Japan Just Joined Horizon Europe — Here's How I'm Getting Open-Science Ready with CV HAL and Zenodo

Описание и применение

Связь Японии с Horizon Europe требует соблюдения обязательных правил открытой науки; использование HAL для публикаций и Zenodo для кода и данных позволяет японским исследователям соответствовать требованиям, получать финансирование ЕС и вести consortia.

Задача

Japan must comply with Horizon Europe mandatory open‑science requirements after becoming an associated country, which demand immediate open access, CC BY licences, FAIR metadata and deposition of research data in trusted repositories.

Результат

Japan can now lead Horizon Europe projects and satisfy mandatory open‑science rules by using HAL for publications and Zenodo for code and data, enabling direct EU funding and easier collaboration.

Рабочий процесс

• Use ORCID as the hub and link it to IdHAL and Zenodo
• When a paper is accepted, deposit the accepted manuscript in HAL with a CC BY licence immediately at publication
• Keep code on GitHub and create a Release to mint a Zenodo DOI
• Cite the Zenodo DOI in the paper’s Data/Code Availability statement
• Share the CV HAL link when contacting potential European partners

Доказательства

Japan is now the 23rd associated country to Horizon Europe and, with about 123 million people, the most populous one.

Horizon Europe comes with mandatory open-science rules. I use CV HAL and Zenodo, two of only five repositories rated fully "compliance-ready", to stay prepared.

Immediate open access: peer-reviewed publications must be open with no embargo. At the latest on publication, deposit the published version or accepted manuscript in a trusted repository.

HAL is a French open archive. On top of it you can create an IdHAL (a persistent author ID) and a CV HAL (a public, auto-updating publication page).