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Renaud Limelette

Ingénieur d'études du ministère chargé de l'enseignement supérieur Lab(s)

Responsibilities

Renaud Limelette is a member of the Centre for Judicial History (UMR 8025 | CNRS–University of Lille), where he serves as coordinator of the digital division. He draws on his experience in the analysis of historical and legal sources and in the digital humanities.

 

Digital Division Coordinator

Development of a Digital Humanities policy within the CHJ

Coordination of human and technical resources for the implementation of research projects with a digital component

Selection of methods for the digital dissemination of projects

Selection of the type of data repository for projects

Standardisation and structuring of the laboratory’s digital projects

Open Science and Open Data strategy within the laboratory: research publications and data

Coordinator of the CHJ website (user-friendly navigation, management of scientific announcements both externally and internally)

 

Analysis, Publication, and Promotion of Legal and Historical Sources

Identification, description and analysis of sources from Flanders

Design and development of the ‘Pandectes des Flandres’ website on the sources of the Parliament of Flanders

Design and development of ‘Fontes Historiae Iuris’, a portal for digitised resources on the history of law and justice

Dissemination of knowledge on these sources through individual and collective publications

Editorial secretary of the European journal of legal history, *Clio@Thémis*

Contribution to and co-organisation of academic events, both national and international

Promotion of the history of justice to the general public via the CHJ’s *JustHist* science communication website

Participation in collaborative networks, both national and international

Knowledge transfer through training initiatives (continuing professional development, research training, student training)

Partnerships, Networks, Learned Societies, and Other Institutions

Member since 2006 of the Society for the History of Law and Institutions of the Flemish, Picard, and Walloon Regions, founded in 1929; served as the Society’s treasurer general until May 2017

Until February 2009: Coordinator of TGE-Adonis (a CNRS program for the creation of a meta-portal in the humanities and social sciences: Fontes Historiae Iuris) at the Center for Judicial History at the University of Lille 2

Member since 2011 of the CorIST-SHS network

Member since 2011 of the electronic journal Clio@Themis, editorial secretary and head of digital publishing: defining the editorial policy, approving submitted articles, and publishing articles online

Until 2013: Member of the scientific committee of PôLib, the digital heritage library of the former Universities of Lille 1, Lille 2, and Lille 3: Definition of the corpus “Sources of Law within the Jurisdiction of the Parliament of Flanders,” a project in partnership with the National Library of France; sources available on the NordNum and Gallica websites

Participant in the DARIAH network (Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities)

Since 2012, official expert for the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, for the recruitment of I.T.R.F.s under the BAP D track

Since 2021, member of the MATE-SHS network


Recent Notable Achievements

CHJ Digital Editions: https://chj-8025-editnum.nakala.fr/

 

Digitization of 60 works from CHJ’s publications: OCR processing and creation of PDFs

Importing the PDFs into Nakala: adding Dublin Core metadata for each work

Publication of the digitized works via Nakala Press

 

Publication of the Clio@Themis Journal: https://journals.openedition.org/cliothemis/

 

Ensuring digital compliance of articles upon receipt:

Formatting each article in LoWriter

Verifying illustrations

Keywords: ensuring compliance with a reference standard

Organizing each issue of the journal within the CMS

Importing files (articles, calls for papers, etc.) into the Lodel CMS