research data rights

Open science, innovation, public data
, 1st edition, 2022
, by Agnès Robin

Since the principles of open data were affirmed at both European and national levels, in support of a particularly proactive research and innovation policy, scientific research data has gradually become a genuine legal entity. Representing data collected or produced during scientific research activities, research data is not subject to a single legal and regulatory framework within European or French positive law. Its governance therefore requires the application and control of a heterogeneous set of rules. Based on the chronology specific to the data life cycle, but also on practices developed within disciplinary communities, this book aims to understand the legal environment of research data, before presenting the rules that apply successively to the operations of acquisition and collection, then dissemination and sharing, and finally reuse and exploitation of data. It is intended for academics, researchers, doctoral students, and legal practitioners (lawyers or attorneys) who not only have to organize the governance of research data, but also decide on its security, storage, access, dissemination, or exploitation. See the publisher's website