As part of the “Compétences et métiers d’avenir” VerIT project, and at the initiative of Françoise Berthoud, research engineer at GRICAD, University of Grenoble Alpes (UGA) is publishing a practical guide dedicated to shared digital services. This document is intended for all staff members (including administrative and academic staff) and aims to:

• Raise awareness of existing digital services,
• Encourage their use and adoption,
• Support the evolution of digital practices

Toward a digital ecosystem that is efficient, secure, and sustainable.

The Code Data Grenoble Alpes (CDGA) Office and GRICAD are launching a podcast series to explore the various facets of open science, whether from the perspective of publications, data, or research code and software.

The Academic Committee and Data Challenges (ACDC) Unit, which is dedicated to supporting the creation and implementation of scientific data challenges, invites you to take part in a training day on this topic: the Data Challenges Day (JDC): Data challenges as tools for research and training.

GRICAD pays particular attention to issues of digital sobriety. As such, our unit supports you in assessing the environmental footprint of your digital activities, as well as in implementing a digital sobriety policy tailored to your projects or your laboratory.