We are celebrating the recent publication in Dryad of the first data to accompany a book [1, 2]. Odd Couples: Extraordinary Differences Between the Sexes in the Animal Kingdom, from Princeton University Press, examines the occasionally surprising gender differences in … Continue reading
Dryad is a nonprofit organization fully committed to making scientific and medical research data permanently available to all researchers and educators free-of-charge without barriers to reuse. For the past four years, we have engaged experts and consulted with our many … Continue reading
We encourage you to visit the Dryad homepage today and check out our new look. We’ve made many changes, both large and small, and added lots of new content. Highlights include: A new Ideas Forum, where you can let us know … Continue reading
Dryad is pleased to announce that a diverse array of new partner journals have completed submission integration during the first quarter of 2013. Authors to these journals will benefit from streamlined data deposition, while the journals will benefit from enhancement … Continue reading
A study providing new insights into the citation boost from open data has been released in preprint form on PeerJ by Dryad researchers Heather Piwowar and Todd Vision. The researchers looked at thousands of papers reporting new microarray data and … Continue reading