For open research, this is a moment in time. The convergence of policy, practice and preparedness we’re experiencing is unprecedented, in my view, and marks a step change in our journey toward accelerating the translation of research into benefits for … Continue reading
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
A Dryad Webinar Please join us on Tuesday, February 21 to learn about Dryad’s recent integration with eJournalPress (eJP). Discover how to activate the free and simple integration for a corresponding eJP journal – supporting authors in making their research … Continue reading
Welcome to the Dryad newsletter, keeping you up to date with data policies and compliance, Dryad product developments and events, and more. To get the latest news and developments from Dryad delivered straight to your inbox, please sign up to our … Continue reading
Please join us on February 22 to learn more about how Dryad complements and enhances institutional research data management initiatives. This event is specifically designed for librarians to learn more about how a partnership with Dryad can increase pathways for … Continue reading
By Daniella Lowenberg (Cross posted at Zenodo) With increasing mandates and initiatives around open data and software, researchers commonly have to make a choice about where to deposit their non-article outputs. Unfortunately, systems that are built to accommodate these objects … Continue reading