Within the realm of research data management, libraries spend resources building and providing tools that are not within researcher workflows and/or are not aligned with…
Author: Daniella Lowenberg
How To Link Dash Data Publications With Your ORCiD Profile
Dash, the data publishing platform, is integrated with ORCiD, an author disambiguation service in a couple of different ways: you can login to Dash with…
Dash Releases First Submission REST API
Over the last year the Dash team has spent time surveying the community on incentives for and ways to drive adoption of data publishing practices.…
From Networking to Curation: Summing Up the 2018 Data Curation Unconference
Authors: Vessela Ensberg (UC Davis), Jeanine Finn (Claremont Colleges), Greg Janée (UC Santa Barbara/California Digital Library), Amy Neeser (UC Berkeley), Scott Peterson (UC Berkeley) The…
We Are Talking Loudly and No One Is Listening
By Daniella Lowenberg “Listening is not merely not talking, though even that is beyond most of our powers; it means taking a vigorous, human interest…
Dash: 2017 in Review
The goal for Dash in 2017 was to build out features that would make Dash a desirable place to publish data. While we continue to…
Where’s the adoption? Shifting the Focus of Data Publishing in 2018
By Daniella Lowenberg At RDA10 in Montreal I gave a presentation on Dash in the Repository Platforms for Research Data IG session. The session was…
Dash Updates: Fall, 2017
Throughout the summer the Dash team has focused on features that better integrate with researcher workflows. The goal: make data publishing as easy as possible.…
OA Week 2017: Maximizing the value of research
By John Borghi and Daniella Lowenberg Happy Friday! This week we’ve defined open data, discussed some notable anecdotes, outlined publisher and funder requirements, and described…
OA Week 2017: Transparency and Reproducibility
By John Borghi and Daniella Lowenberg Yesterday we talked about about why researchers may have to make their data open, today let’s start talking about…