The Ambassadors of HAL

Fabien Bièvre-Perrin

Fabien Bièvre-Perrin

HAL Ambassador

Senior lecturer at the Université de Lorraine, within the HisCAnt-Ma laboratory

Visiting researcher at Centre Jean Bérard

“My work focuses on funerary practices and iconography in Magna Graecia and Illyria from the 8th to the 3rd century BC (Feminicon project) and on the presence of antiquity in contemporary popular culture (Antiquipop project). I also work in digital humanities, on the use of new digital tools for the study of ancient ceramics as well as on the images right and open access in Humanities.”
Commitment to Open Science
“I strongly believe that it is fundamental to make open science a standard for research in France and more widely in Europe. Humanities and social sciences have to be more accessible to everyone, beyond the scientific community. The opening of research data and heritage images must accompany the open access dissemination of scientific works. For me, this is a strong democratic issue.”

HAL CV
Antiquipop Frontière·s
HisCAnt-Ma Feminicon

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Frédéric Bousefsaf

Frédéric Bousefsaf

HAL Ambassador

Associate professor in the Laboratory of Design, Optimization and Modelling of Systems (LCOMS) – Université de Lorraine

 
Frédéric Bousefsaf received the BSc degree in Electronics and Computer Engineering from Université Henri Poincaré (Nancy, France) in 2008 and the BSc and MSc degrees in Cybernetics and Computer Vision from Université Paul Verlaine (Metz, France) in 2009 and 2011 respectively. He received the PhD degree in Image and Signal Processing from Université de Lorraine in 2014. He subsequently spent a year at the Université de Lorraine as a research and teaching assistant and two years as a postdoctoral researcher at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA LIST, Paris-Saclay, France).
He is currently associate professor at the Université de Lorraine. His research interests include biomedical engineering, affective computing, image processing and artificial intelligence.
Frederic is the treasurer and an executive board member of the Institut Fédératif de Recherche sur les Aides Techniques pour personnes Handicapées (IFRATH) and one of the IFRATH representatives at the Association for the Advancement of Assistive Technology in Europe (AAATE). In this context, he has been organizing the national Handicap conference for several years.
 
Commitment to Open Science
Frédéric has been trying to promote, for several years now, Open Science and good practices related to research data, software and publications. He is, in this context, data ambassador for the Université de Lorraine since 2021.
 

HAL CV
Personal website
LCOMS Lorraine

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Teva Meyer

Teva Meyer

HAL Ambassador

Senior lecturer in Geography at the Université de Haute-Alsace

Member of the Centre for Research into Economies, Societies, the Arts and Associated Techniques (CRESAT-UR 3436)

“Holding a PHD from the French Institute of Geopolitics (Paris 8 University) my research focuses on the political dimensions of interactions between space and nuclear technologies. Broadly speaking, my work delves into the geographic conditions of possibility for energy transitions and my fieldwork spans from French Polynesia to western Europe and North America. Since 2021, I’m the Principal Investigator of an ANR research program called “NucTerritory”.”
Commitment to Open Science
“For me, Open science carries a double challenge. On the one hand, ensuring the greatest possible transparency on our work and on the conditions of its production and reproducibility is fundamental for the credibility of research in the social sciences and humanities. On the other hand, allowing the widest possible access to research is a fundamental condition for the vitality of scientific debates and their percolation in society.”

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Personal website
CRESAT

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Guillaume Routier

Guillaume Routier

HAL Ambassador

Maitre de Conférences des Universités en sociologie à l’UFR STAPS de l’Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, chercheur au Laboratoire sur les Vulnérabilités et l’Innovation dans le Sport

“I am a lecturer and researcher in the sociology of sport and physical activity. My work focuses primarily on the physical vulnerabilities (accidents, incidents, injuries) induced by physical activity, as well as on socio-technical innovations and systems designed to prevent the consequences of an accident or to delegate risk management. Currently, this line of research is leading me to examine dietary behaviours in ultra-endurance practices through the lens of their commercial arrangements and the promises of performance, health or sociability they promote.”

Commitment to Open Science

“After discovering and starting to use HAL in 2008, I have recently become more involved as a collections manager in my research lab. My long-term goal is to encourage the social science and humanities (SSH) community within sport, and the sport science community more broadly, to deposit their work on HAL (metadata or full text where possible) in order to make the development of knowledge in this area of research more visible and accessible to both the scholarly community and the general public.”

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