Inno3 | Celya Gruson Daniel | Graduate of the École Normale Supérieure, with a master’s degree in cognitive neuroscience and a doctorate in social sciences (information and communication sciences and science and technology studies), her interdisciplinary background allows her to finely grasp the various conditions of production and use of data and scientific publications in digital knowledge regimes.

She frequently acts as a teacher in various research institutes and higher education institutions, providing training in digital methodologies (data collection, analysis, and management). Today, she leverages her diverse skills in consulting and research project for Inno3, following an open research-action approach.

OpenEdition Lab | Simon Dumas Primbault | Simon is a CNRS junior professor at OpenEdition and Aix-Marseille Université, associate researcher at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, and associate research at the Laboratory for the history of science and technology (EPFL).

His research lies at the intersection of science and technology studies, ethnography, and media studies, and endeavours to shed light on the diversity of users and practices on Open Science platforms. More specifically, his current project is on the articulation between navigation practices and the discoverability of data across audiences.

Centre Internet et Société | Simon Apartis | Simon Apartis is a researcher within the PathOS project, co-coordinator of the SAvoirs PArtagés program and project manager of the “Petite Encyclopédie de la Science Ouverte”. He is the administrator and regular contributor to this scientific blog.

He studied philosophy at Freie Universität Berlin. Before that, he worked as an administrator at CIS for one year and as a cook for two years. He is passionate about the intersections of queerness and jewishness and the issue of transmission of the Shoah and the Algerian War. He has also translated Siegfried Kracauer’s early work, Sur l’amitié.