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Data stories: Open data for climate justice

Posted on 2022/11/02 by The Dryad Team

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 →

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Most popular data from 2018

Posted on 2019/01/28 by The Dryad Team
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As we begin a new year and celebrate the major milestone of more than 25,000 data packages published, it’s a great time to highlight the value for re-use of the scholarly resources that are openly available and licensed in Dryad.  … Continue reading →

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Dryad celebrates international data

Posted on 2018/11/08 by The Dryad Team

There’s been important discussion lately about how to make research more inclusive, equitable, diverse, and global. See the recent 2018 International Open Access Week, and International Data Week, happening now in Gaborne, Botswana, with the theme “Digital Frontiers of Global Science.” Dryad … Continue reading →

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And Now, the Numbers . . .

Posted on 2017/03/14 by

As the new year begins, we take note of the increasing diversity of fields represented in data archived at Dryad and review the numbers for 2016. Dryad Grows into a General Repository We are excited to see Dryad’s role in … Continue reading →

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Making open data useful: A drug safety case study

Posted on 2016/07/12 by The Dryad Team

We’re pleased to present a guest post from data scientist Juan M. Banda, the lead author of an important, newly-available resource for drug safety research. Here, Juan shares some of the context behind the data descriptor in Scientific Data and associated data … Continue reading →

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Sci-Hub stories: Digging into the downloads

Posted on 2016/04/28 by The Dryad Team

The following is a guest post from science journalist John Bohannon. We asked him to give us some background on his recent dataset in Dryad and the analysis of that data in Science. What stories will you find in the data? – … Continue reading →

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2015 stats roundup

Posted on 2016/04/18 by The Dryad Team

While gearing up for the Dryad member meeting (to be held virtually on 24 May – save the date!) and publication of our annual report, we’re taking a look at last year’s numbers. 2015 was a “big” year for Dryad … Continue reading →

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What were the most downloaded data packages in 2014?

Posted on 2015/01/16 by
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The reason why Dryad is in the business of archiving, preserving, and providing access to research data is so that it will be reused, whether for deeper reading of the publication, for post-publication review, for education, or for future research. While it’s … Continue reading →

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A grand milestone for Molecular Ecology

Posted on 2014/07/10 by

Molecular Ecology is now the first journal to surpass 1000 data packages in Dryad. Continue reading →

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