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
README files are a simple but crucial component of data sharing. A README provides the context and detail to understand and reuse data, maximizing the benefits of open data — improved understanding, reproducibility, trust, and attention. Continue reading
As Head of Data Publishing, Dan Edwards will spearhead Dryad’s efforts to operationalize our mission to advance the open availability and routine reuse of research data. Day-to-day, that includes leading Dryad’s curation team in optimizing workflows, supporting data standards, and delivering best-in-class author support. Continue reading
Dryad is grateful to have received unrestricted financial support from individuals and organizations who share our belief that Open Data can fuel more rapid and collaborative science, and enhance reproducibility and trust. Continue reading
We’re excited to share the latest advances in Dryad data curation, publication, and preservation with you. Continue reading
Learn when, why, and how to version your dataset on Dryad. Continue reading
Insights on AI-ready data, our annual achievements, and more news from Dryad. Continue reading
What if answers to the world’s most pressing questions and challenges lie in data we already have? What could researchers achieve if they could mine vast troves of existing data for new purposes and at an unprecedented scale? Artificial intelligence … Continue reading
Dryad is making it easier to find and reuse data by collecting and sharing discipline-specific metadata. We’ve rolled out an optional metadata template for researchers to provide additional, enhanced information about their methods, variables, experimental design, and more, when they … Continue reading
Tips for authors, new Dryad members, and highlights from our collection of reusable open data. Continue reading