Welcome to the Open Access scientific publications portal of the École Polytechnique
HAL-Polytechnique is the institutional platform of deposit and consultation of scientific papers made by researchers of the 23 laboratories of the École Polytechnique. Its ambition is to contribute to the development of the scientific information’s open access, to optimize visibility of École Polytechnique in scientific domains, and to preserve the scientific production of its researchers. From this portal, you can browse documents deposited, grouped by laboratory, author or scientific domain. In order to deposit in HAL-Polytechnique, you must create an account. To deposit a full-text paper, you must verify publishers’ policies on self-archiving in open access. They are available at the Héloïse or SHERPA/RoMEO websites. You can also contact us. Latest submissions
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CCSD BlogThe French National Research Agency (ANR) chooses HAL to promote the researches it funds(12/17/20)
The French National Research Agency (ANR) relies on HAL for the implementation of its policy to promote open access to publications by launching the HAL-ANR portal. This portal gathers and displays the publications of the research projects it funds. Any project coordinator must indeed undertake to deposit the scientific publications resulting from the research project […]
Episciences release notes(12/3/20)
Version of December, 2 2020 Bug Fixes #317: Correction of a bug on the display of the names of authors imported from HAL #318: Fixed a bug in the search engine filter when several years were selected. #324: fixed a bug when accessing attachments without an extension #329: Automatic reminders: correction of a user interface […]
The HALOWIN project selected by the French National Fund for Open Science(11/9/20)
The French Committee for open science has published the results of the call for proposals for the National Fund for Open Science (FNSO) and the CCSD is pleased to see its HALOWIN project selected. HALOWIN stands for HAL Open Workflows and Interoperability. But what is it exactly ? The HALOWIN project aims to improve the interoperability […]
Complete your ORCID record with your HAL deposits(11/3/20)
What if you could complete your ORCID record with your publications deposited in HAL? This is now possible, even if you do not (yet) have an account in HAL. HAL is now referenced by ORCID as a database that researchers can use to import their works. ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) provides a persistent […]
Self-archiving policy: evolution of the display of publishers’ policies(11/2/20)
The Sherpa/Romeo website has been redesigned this summer: the new interface aims at displaying the open access policies of the publishers, and not only those concerning self-archiving. To remain an efficient help while depositing, HAL had to adapt to this new display to only show the information useful for self-archiving. For the past 15 […]
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