Data is important to assessing the accuracy of a scholarly research article. That’s why Dryad offers Private for Peer Review — an optional feature that grants controlled access for journal staff, editors, and peer reviewers before datasets are published. When … Continue reading
Watch this recording to gain insight into how partnering with Dryad can help streamline your publishing processes in accordance with your policies. Continue reading
One of the key drivers of Dryad’s success in the years since we first went online in 2008 is our connection to journals and the research publication workflow. While now supporting data submission at any point in the research process, and showcasing data and analysis as independently important contributions to research and discovery, our ability to capture data at a crucial point in the investigator’s path to publication remains very powerful. Continue reading
Journal editors and publishers looking to deliver on their open data sharing policies and advance their open science strategies are invited to join Dryad’s Head of Publishing Services, Jess Herzog and Wiley’s Senior Commissioning Editor, Gareth Jenkins for our upcoming open house event: “Delivering on your journal’s data sharing policy with Dryad.” Continue reading
Many journals rely on Dryad to publish data connected to research articles. We make it simple for editors to ensure underlying data is accessible through submission and peer review with Private for Peer Review. Continue reading
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 data more openly available and reusable. Continue reading
The integration of data submission to Dryad for PLOS journals has been significantly expanded and enhanced. Continue reading
A number of notable publications have been added to the growing list of those integrating submission of data and manuscripts with Dryad. The recently adopted Data Policy of Royal Society Publishing now requires that data sets “be deposited in an … 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
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