Leaders in open data: Welcoming eight new Dryad members
Eight new Dryad members join over 80 institutions and publishing organizations around the world who trust Dryad with their research data. Continue reading
Join us: Data Curator (Full-time, Remote, U.S.)
Dryad is recruiting for a full-time Data Curator to help drive and maintain the highest standards for research data curation quality and data publication. Continue reading
Open Data Digest: November 2023
Free-to-use datasets on bird collisions with energy infrastructure, insights into plant genetics, cancer mortality rates in Italy, mercury levels near artisanal goldmines in the Amazon, and more. Continue reading
For authors: What are PIDs and how do they amplify your data’s impact?
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
Reflecting on open data present and future: Recordings from Dryad’s Annual Community Meeting
Recordings from Dryad’s 2023 Annual Community Meeting highlight the impact of artificial intelligence on open data, why academic institutions partner with us to publish data, and community involvement in our software development process. Continue reading
New at Dryad: Celebrating a milestone in the Dryad and CDL partnership
Dryad and CDL are celebrating five years of successful collaboration and the transition of CDL from core supporter to Dryad member. Continue reading
For authors: Creating a README for rapid data publication
Learn how to craft a robust README file that helps promote data reusability and ensure speedy publication with Dryad. Continue reading
Open Data Digest: October 2023
A selection of Halloween-themed free datasets from Dryad on topics such as spiders, bats, pumpkins, and ravens. Continue reading
New at Dryad: Latest changes to our governing board
Dryad welcomes five open data leaders as Board Members for the 2023-2024 term. Continue reading
Open Data Digest special edition: Climate change adaptation needs a science of culture
Compelling data at the intersection of climate and culture. A collaboration with the special issue of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. Continue reading