An interview with Dr. Troy D. Wood of the University at Buffalo
For Dr. Troy D. Wood, who studies plant metabolomics at the University at Buffalo, the value of data sharing lies in its power to accelerate discovery and fuel collaboration. Along with a team of colleagues, Dr. Wood chose to publish … Continue reading
Seven factors that set Dryad apart
Data availability is an important aspect of communicating scholarly research. Not only has public data been shown to increase understanding, support reproducibility, increase attention, and facilitate reuse — it’s increasingly required by funders and publishers. There are plenty of ways … Continue reading
Post your preprint and publish your data at the same time
Dryad is excited to announce a partnership with openRxiv to enable an integration with the preprint server bioRxiv. Beginning today, authors posting preprints to bioRxiv will have the opportunity to upload their data and metadata to Dryad at the same … Continue reading
How does open data benefit research, researchers, and stakeholders? Here we explore just six of the many benefits of open data. Continue reading
Post by Audrey Hamelers, Senior Software Developer and the Dryad team Is there a published article associated with a particular dataset? Have the authors deposited any other data? Are there other Dryad datasets associated with the same journal? Following an … Continue reading
Guest post by Dryad Senior Data Curator Molly Hirst A 2017 study revealed that over one-third of researchers surveyed admitted to some level of research misconduct, such as falsifying or omitting data. These alarming findings underscore the systemic challenges researchers … Continue reading
Tips for authors, new Dryad members, and highlights from our collection of reusable open data. Continue reading
For Sleep Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on open, reusable data about sleep from across the animal world. Continue reading
A selection of datasets with a focus on the biology of camelids and their close association with humans, in honor of the Year of Camelids. Continue reading
Call for participation in Dryad committees, new Board and community members, resources for researchers, and more. Continue reading