CorTexT platform
The CorTexT Platform is the digital platform of LISIS Unit and a project launched and sustained by IFRIS and INRA.
This platform aims at empowering open research and studies in humanities about the dynamic of science, technology, innovation and knowledge production.
After the emergence and generalization of network analysis in many disciplines and its valorization in on-line bibliometric tools and then in many social media infrastructure of digital business, quali-quantitative of data bases and the booming of @datas is creating a new space for research. Designing and engineering solution for the analysis and the visualization of datasets represents a scientific and technological challenge. Moreover, the next step towards digital humanities does not address only a technological gap for social sciences; it also means the development of epistemic bargain between disciplines of social sciences, artificial intelligence and computing sciences since the complexity of research problem is increasing in relation to the profusion of new data.
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Metropolisation, peripheries and funding of nano sciences & technologies
As an output from RISIS project funded by EU commission, we have investigated what are the impacts of funding on the geographical spaces where are located the productions of nano S&T. Based on a worked done by Lionel Villard (ESIEE–IFRIS), François Perruchas (INGENIO), Thomas Scherngell (AIT), Michael Barber (AIT), Philippe Larédo (Université Paris-Est, ENPC–IFRIS) and […]
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Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity Research: what about temperate agriculture?
CorTexT Plateform contributes to the TempAG Network for Global Food Security CorTexT Platform has developed the TextDrill Project ( ) in order to delineate and analyse the corpus of Biodiversity Research with the contribution of Scientific Expert involved in the TempAg Initiative Site web: http://textdrill.cortext.net Technology and Software: Perl, R, Unitex, CorTexT, PHP, XML This […]
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EMBRIC-RISIS Training Course by the CorTexT platform
Training Objective Taking advantage of the participation of social scientists in the EMBRIC project, this training session offers to the marine biology community an opportunity to discover state of the art scientometrics methods and to get free access to a powerful open access to the Cortext Manager platform. This training empowers this research community with the […]
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Release of Tutorial for CorTexT Manager
Users can benefit from a Full Documented tutorial for the Online Application CorTexT Manager Detailled Documentation: https://docs.cortext.net/ Video Tutorial: https://docs.cortext.net/video/ Watch how : to produce a valide csv file for data parsing, and use corpus explorer script to build a corpus from txt files, enrich it with proper time steps and use distant reading script: to use advanced options in Network Mapping script with this video: to use the capacity offered by Word […]
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RISIS Training: 10th to 12th May 2017
A training for Researchers about the Uses and potentialities of the RISIS.CorTexT Platform
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Programming research by the impacts of project collaborations
At the end of eight years of programming (2005-2013), the ANR (French National Research Agency) has initiated a reflection on the impacts of three successive research programs in agronomic science (ADD / SYSTERRA / AGROBIOSPHERE). ANR has proposed the Inra-SenS unit and the CorTexT Platform to conduct an in depth-study of projects submitted and recipients of these programs. […]
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Evolution of cancer research
Research is evolving at an ever faster pace. Cancer research is paramount among fields that have, in the last few decades, displayed an accelerated and complex dynamics involving new techniques, new targets, and a long sequence of entirely new subfields fuelled by massive investment and high hopes of new treatments from innovative approaches. Genetics, viral […]
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Cities and hinterlands accessibility in Mozambique by isochrones map
The aim of this map is to build a cartographic representation of drive times for freight transport companies. The method used is replicable, as an example the map shows the drive times from the 13th most important cities in Mozambique. This model is based on an open source dataset of transport networks (OpenStreetMap, 2016) in […]
