Contact
Open Access
Research Data
Faculty contacts
FTSR
Open Access and Research Data
Christelle Cocco
christelle.cocco@unil.ch
SERVAL
Christelle Cocco
christelle.cocco@unil.ch
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FDCA
Open Access, SERVAL and Research Data
Gaëlle Delavy
Gaelle.Delavy@unil.ch
Open Access and Research Data (for ESC only)
Delphine Margot-Descombes
delphine.margotdescombes@unil.ch
LETTRES
Open Access
Philippe Bornet
philippe.bornet@unil.ch
SERVAL
Nathalie Dietschy
nathalie.dietschy@unil.ch
Research data
Davide Picca
davide.picca@unil.ch
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SSP
Open Access, SERVAL and Research Data
Nathanaëlle Minard
nathanaelle.minard@unil.ch
SERVAL
Nathalie Farenc
nathalie.farenc@unil.ch
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HEC
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FBM
Open Access, SERVAL, Research Data
Cécile Lebrand
cecile.lebrand@chuv.ch
The FBM offers its researchers a support service tailored to their needs.
FGSE
Open Access and Research Data
Rémy Freymond
remy.freymond@unil.ch
Amélie Dreiss
amelie.dreiss@unil.ch
SERVAL
Catherine Schlegel-Rey
catherine.schlegelrey@unil.ch
Nicolas Bourquin
nicolas.bourquin@unil.ch
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Partner institutions
PlaTec is the satellite at UNIL of the Data and Service Center for the Humanities (DaSCH), an institution of the Academy of Human and Social Sciences, for French-speaking Switzerland. DaSCH ensures the long-term accessibility and archiving of SHS research data as part of a digital infrastructure and service centre deployed at the national level.
PlaTec supports researchers in the management of their research data and databases. It provides researchers with the DaSCH infrastructure (Knora, Salsah, Sipi) and other services (supervision, support, evaluation, etc.).
FORS is the Swiss Centre of Competence in Social Sciences, hosted by UNIL (Geopolis). It produces data from national and international surveys. The centre also provides tools for information infrastructure and a consultation service for researchers.
FORS covers the entire research process for social science researchers with services ranging from conceptualizing the questionnaire to developing a report dedicated to presenting the results:
- Conceptualization and writing of the questionnaire
- Sampling plan and implementation
- Programming and layout of the questionnaire
- Data collection process
- Cleaning and data preparation
- Documentation
- Data analysis, visualization and interpretation
- Writing the final report and presenting the results
UNIL is currently working with FORS and UNIZH to develop a repository of thematic and generalist data to manage the research data produced at UNIL (SWISSUbase).
