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. With this functionality, at the point … 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
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
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
In recent months, more journals have implemented submission integration with Dryad to make data archiving easier for authors. Technically, the process entails setting up semi-automated communications between Dryad and the manuscript submission system of the journal. Currently 24 journals have … Continue reading
Perhaps it’s understandable that paleontologists are committed to preserving the scientific record, since they spend a lot of time and energy finding and extracting shreds of evidence millions of years old. Now, thanks to a partnership between Dryad and The … Continue reading
Our last post celebrated the 1000th data package in Dryad. This week, with the release of two data packages associated with articles in Ecological Monographs, we celebrate another important milestone, our 100th journal. We believe this validates one of the … Continue reading