Data repositories are digital storage spaces that enable researchers and academics to deposit datasets and make them more discoverable, reusable, and accessible. Many journals and publishers require ...

When you're ready to deposit your data for sharing and archiving, look into whether there is already a repository in your field where the most likely users of your data would look. The following sites ...

Amid fears of research data disappearing for political and technical reasons, scientists, librarians and archivists are calling out weaknesses in how the scholarly record is being preserved. Teams ...

A research data repository that combines millions of de-identified claims and electronic medical records would allow healthcare organizations to conduct evidence-based research on the effectiveness of ...

Research data management (or RDM) is a term that describes the organization, storage, preservation, and sharing of data collected and used in a research project. It involves the everyday management of ...

ESA has adopted a society-wide Open Research Policy for its publications to further support scientific exploration and preservation, allow a full assessment of published research, and streamline ...

A large number of researchers among Indonesia’s scientific community have been known to perform unethical data tampering. Many manipulate statistical data to gain a reputation as a researcher who ...

This policy pertains to the materials and aims of the Wyoming Data Repository (WDR), the institutional research data repository of the University of Wyoming and Wyoming community colleges, hereafter ...

In a bid to foster scientific collaboration, Microsoft Corp. today launched an online hub that will provide a place for researchers to share the datasets they produce as part of their work. The ...

In a landmark continuing collaboration, Answer ALS and Cedars-Sinai have announced the completed availability of the largest amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patient-based induced pluripotent stem ...

Sharing data and code in medical research helps ensure the reliability and reproducibility of the findings, but this sharing occurs infrequently in oncology, a new study suggests. Even when ...