Publish at October 04 2022 Updated October 04 2022
In this article I present you a preview of the double project TiiQu and Qpidia created by Laura Degiovanni in Great Britain to structure the visibility, the credibility of the scientific and technological research as well as the ownership of the copyrights.
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