Find out how Dryad links your research data to the people, organizations, and publications that bring it to life through our use of persistent identifiers (PIDs). Continue reading →
The post For authors: What are PIDs and how do they amplify you…
Category: Discoverability
For data creators: Top 5 reasons we can’t publish your dataset (yet)
Tips for following Dryad’s data sharing best practices to make sure your dataset is published rapidly and smoothly. Continue reading →
The post For data creators: Top 5 reasons we can’t publish your dataset (yet) appeared first on Dryad news.
You’re invited: Help make Dryad better for data science
Are you a researcher who does data science? Do you use computational methods in your research, practice informatics, or conduct meta-analyses? We want to make it simpler and more effective for researchers like you to reuse Dryad data. We’re looki…
New at Dryad: Support for NIH-funded researchers
As the National Institutes of Health (NIH) new Policy for Data Management and Sharing goes into effect, NIH-funded researchers may be wondering how to ensure they comply with the new requirements. Dryad’s curated data publishing service provides …
You’re invited: Data sharing with Dryad, opportunities for PLOS authors
A Dryad Open House PLOS authors are invited to join Dryad Data Curators on Wednesday, March 8 to learn about strategies for preserving, sharing, and promoting pathogens research data, in support of open data. Overview: PLOS offers au…
You’re invited: Celebrating International Love Data Week
Join the Dryad team for two events celebrating ICPSR’S International Love Data Week. This year’s theme of “data as an agent of change” inspires us to think about how we can best “use data to bring about changes that matter.” … Continue reading &#…
Community discussion: Making FAIR data-sharing accessible with Dryad
The work we do to make data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable and to bring it to life for the benefit of future users is Publishing. Video recording of the FAIR Data in Practice event, organized by Open Research London, … Continue reading
COVID Tracking Project Data Now Available in Dryad
Following on the news of The COVID Tracking Project at the Atlantic (CTP)’s collaboration with UCSF and California Digital Library, Dryad is proud to announce our partnership with CTP to provide an accessible, citable, and long-term home for the data … Continue reading
You can publish open access, but ‘big’ journals still act as gatekeepers to discoverability and impact
One of the proposed advantages of open access publication is that it increases the impact of academic research by making it more broadly and easily accessible. Reporting on a natural experiment on the citation impact of health research that is published in both open access and subscription journals, Chris Carroll and Andy Tattersall, suggests that … Continued
Five-ish Minutes With: Charles Fox
In our latest post, our Executive Director Melissanne Scheld sits down with Dryad’s Board of Directors Chair, Professor Charles Fox, to discuss challenges researchers face today, how Dryad is helping alleviate some of those pain points, why Dryad has had … Continue reading →