We present a guest post from researcher Falk Lüsebrink highlighting the benefits of data sharing. Falk is currently working on his PhD in the Department of Biomedical Magnetic Resonance at the Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany. Here, he talks about … Continue reading
We’re beginning a series highlighting researchers who use Dryad to openly publish their research data. We ask them about their current projects, why they believe in open science, and why they choose Dryad. For our first researcher profile, we talked … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that Elementa is the latest journal to integrate submission of manuscripts with data to Dryad. Elementa’s integration with Dryad means that all authors will be invited to archive the data supporting the conclusions in their … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that Ecology Letters is the latest journal to integrate submission of manuscripts with data to Dryad. In this process, the journal and repository communicate behind the scenes in order to streamline data submission for authors, … Continue reading
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
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
We are pleased to announce that Biology Letters is the latest journal to integrate submission of manuscripts with data to Dryad. In this process, the journal and repository communicate behind the scenes in order to streamline data submission for authors … Continue reading
Mark Your Calendar! The 2013 Dryad Membership Meeting St Anne’s College, Oxford, UK 24 May 2013 The Dryad Membership Meeting will cap off a series of separate but related events spotlighting trends in scholarly communication and research data. Highlights include: … Continue reading
Our guest post today is from Mohamed Noor of Duke University, president of the American Genetic Association. The AGA is a scholarly society dating back to 1903. AGA, together with Oxford University Press, publishes the Journal of Heredity, which is … Continue reading
Dryad is delighted to join with PLOS today to announce our partnership with PLOS Biology, as described here on the official PLOS Biology blog, Biologue. As the first Public Library of Science (PLOS) journal to partner with Dryad to integrate manuscript … Continue reading