As a member-driven non-profit, Dryad collaborates with an international network of partners to sustain our work furthering the open sharing and reuse of research data. Maria is an open science advocate who enjoys working collaboratively with researchers and other stakeholders … Continue reading
Researchers around the world entrust their research data to Dryad’s reliable curation and publishing process. Over 75 institutions and publishers currently sponsor data publication on behalf of their affiliated researchers through Dryad’s membership program. Our four newest members reflect the … Continue reading
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 authors the … Continue reading
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
Journals using eJournalPress (eJP) to manage submissions and peer review can help authors make research data openly available and reusable through our seamless, API-level integration. The integration is free and simple for journals on eJP to activate and helps ensure … Continue reading
Access to reusable, restriction-free open data is critically important to advancing research that helps communities around the world understand and respond to the impacts of climate change. In support of this year’s Open Access Week theme, “open for climate justice,” … Continue reading
A Dryad Open House Please join us Wednesday, November 30 to explore how Dryad can help researchers, institutions and publishing organizations meet the requirements of new policies for open access to research data. The White House is the latest to … Continue reading
Here are a few updates from Dryad that we hope folks will find of interest. If you have any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact us, via hello [at] datadryad [dot] org. First up: Our long-time Product Manager … Continue reading
Presentation at the Database Sustainability Symposium hosted by Phoenix Bioinformatics. I’ve approached my talk in three main parts: how we think about sustainability, what the picture at Dryad looks like today, and how we’re thinking about the future. First, I’ll … Continue reading
Presentation at the 2022 NISO+PLUS forum on “Open Science: Catch Phrase, Or A Better Way Of Doing Research?” Session abstract, from the NISO+PLUS website: Open Science, as defined by UNESCO’s Recommendation approved November 2021, states it as “an inclusive construct … Continue reading