For Dr. Pradip K. Bera organization and planning are both the major challenge and the key to effective data sharing.

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A new diminutive temnospondyl from the Carboniferous-Permian boundary of Germany - Volume 100 Issue 2

In preparation for ecdysis, cricket nymphs cease feeding and gradually clear their gut contents via frass production, which removes most ingested MPs from their digestive tract. Following exoskeleta...

We created a strongly supported evolutionary tree of the aquatic moths, Acentropinae, using 360 genes. We found that Acentropinae is comprised of two tribes, Argyractini and Acentropini, with Nymphu.....

In July Dryad released its annual report for the 2024/2025 fiscal year. It was in many ways a watershed year for the organization. The fiscal year ending in June 2025 saw Dryad’s evolution into a serv...

It has been a decade since the creation of the FAIR Principles and DataCite Metadata Schema Version 4. Which repositories have improved their metadata to address the FAIR Principles during this decade...

Over the past four years, GREI has prioritized listening to its community to guide and strengthen its work. Through community feedback…

Dryad is seeking a Partnership Development Manager to expand the global community of institutions, publishing organisations and academic societies leveraging our world-class service for data publishin...

The CEDAR Embeddable Editor overlays broadly-accepted discipline-specific metadata templates on top of Dryad’s default FAIR metadata schema, maintained by DataCite.

As the demand and opportunity to share research data intensifies across disciplines, a particular kind of editorial expertise is coming into focus: the Data Editor.

In a vast global scholarly landscape, it can be difficult to track and surface important research data. Access to the underlying data for pending or published manuscripts can be limited – making it ch...

Digital research infrastructure is essential to open science, but it is often overlooked and vulnerable to policy changes and funding cuts.