Dryad is an open data publishing platform and a community committed to the open availability and routine re-use of all research data. We help researchers openly share their data, get a DOI, and satisfy funder requirements. We make over 60,000 curated datasets openly available for reuse. Our multi-stakeholder community of academic and research institutions, research funders, scholarly societies and publishers is committed to leading in best practices for open data sharing and reuse.
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Are you preparing a grant application for the upcoming NIH R01 grant and scratching your head over how to budget for a data management and sharing plan? Check out our video guide and learn everything you need to know! https://hubs.ly/Q02Rqjw70 #DataSharing #NIHData #DataManagement
We're proud to help FEBS support reproducibility and research integrity. Read more about our new partnership.
We're proud to partner with the Royal Entomological Society to support their new data sharing requirements and supporting the entomological community as they make open science and open data the norm. Read more about the partnership. https://lnkd.in/enxAV-4K
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Head of Partnership Development at Dryad | Educated in Communication, Philosophy, Publishing and Health Sciences | + 10 years experience in Science Publishing | Open Science advocate
Really delighted to welcome the Royal Entomological Society to the #Dryad community to further support the wide dissemination and access to research data in this important field! https://lnkd.in/dhAcCNED
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.
Learn about how and why Dryad incorporates funding metadata using the Research Organization Registry (ROR) in this event recording.
Learn about how and why Dryad incorporates funding metadata using the Research Organization Registry (ROR) in this event recording.
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Just published! 'Advancing data sharing and reuse: Insights from a workshop at the Researcher to Reader conference' Research datasets are increasingly being recognised as critical scholarly outputs, however, there are still issues with workflows and researcher incentives, and with aligning efforts to improve quality, reusability and user experiences. To take stock on the current landscape for data sharing and open data use, and explore what lies ahead toward further adoption of open data practices, we hosted a workshop at the Researcher to Reader conference in February 2024. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eZtFXX-z For more info, visit the Upstream blog: https://lnkd.in/e7KXirMc
Join #GREI to learn more about sharing data in generalist repositories at an NNLM NCDS webinar on August 7. Register at https://lnkd.in/eP-ei25d and check out the other great programs in this series.
We've all been there. You realize something needs to change *after* you hit publish. That's just one reason we make it possible to version data at Dryad, making sure the most current data is always available, while keeping its history traceable. Learn more about when, why, and how to version your data in our latest post by Dryad curator Molly Hirst, Ph.D. https://lnkd.in/eJ6VGn-8