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University of Rouen Normandy institutional data repository (URN Data Repository)

University of Rouen Normandy institutional data repository (URN Data Repository)

URN Data Repository is a multidisciplinary repository for all academic research of the University of Rouen Normandy (URN). The university promotes interregional research by developing numerous scientific partnerships, which have gained national and international acclaim in many fields. Research at the University of Rouen Normandy is structured around three main study areas and is the driving force behind scientific collaboration : Chemistry, Biology, Health ; Humanities, Culture, Societies ; Materials, Energy, Digital, Environment.

The University of Rouen Normandy is member of the Normandy Data Management Cluster, whose training offer is open to all Norman researchers.

For more information you can contact scd-chercheurs@univ-rouen.fr.

University of Strasbourg

University of Strasbourg

The University of Strasbourg (www.unistra.fr) fosters innovation and positions itself for future excellence in education and research. Our projects are fueled by our determination to achieve international prominence and to assert our position as a research leader. We are also committed to enhancing our curriculum and implementing facilities which will provide our students with the best possible learning environment. The University of Strasbourg is a major institution of national, European and international repute, with some 52,000 students, top-level teaching and research programmes. It is one of the top 5 requested destinations and 20% of its students come from overseas, representing 80 nationalities. The University of Strasbourg is a multidisciplinary university and one of only 4 sites in France awarded a long-term Excellence Initiative (IdEx). With its 35 components, 78 laboratories and research units, it is distinguished by the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary nature of its training offer. The University of Strasbourg stands out for its teaching programme for and by research, conducted by 2,800 teacher-researchers (including five active Nobel Prize winners) who are at the forefront of their fields. Students therefore receive an education based on the latest scientific advances. Due to its geographical location and its shared history with its neighbour across the Rhine, the university is based on a dual Franco-German culture. 
It is one of the 194 members institutions of the Franco-German university, created in 1997. In February 2019, the universities of Eucor – The European Campus adopted a joint strategic plan for research, teaching and innovation. 
As one of the founder member of The League of European Research Universities it is also a major European university playing a leading role in the European landscape of higher education and research. 

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