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The first months of 2026 have been busy ones for Dryad. We’re forging new partnerships and expanding longstanding ones, speaking out in the Open Science community & supporting research integrity.
Quarterly update: bit.ly/3QnArfh
#opendata #datasharing #dataavailability #openresearch #openscience
🎉 openRxiv and Dryad have extended our partnership to include both bioRxiv and medRxiv!
#preprints #preprint #opendata #openaccess #openscience #medicine #biology
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.
https://blog.datadryad.org/2026/03/31/private-for-peer-review/
New on Dryad: "Using high-density SNP genotyping to determine the origin of wild boar dispersers outside the geographic range margins in Norway"
🔍 Dataset: https://bit.ly/4upb3VJ
📖 Article in Wildlife Biology @nordicoikos.bsky.social: https://bit.ly/4lAliCL
#biology #wildlifebiology #wildlife #opendata #openaccess #openaccess #openscience
New on Dryad: "Phenological mismatches and the demography of solitary bees"
🔍 Dataset on Dryad: bit.ly/40W02Of
📖 Article in Proceedings B from The Royal Society: bit.ly/3P4wrj1
#biology #bees #demography #opendata #research #researchintegrity #openscience
We're seeking a new team member to help build our partner community!
Do you have sales or business development experience in a scholarly communications? Are you passionate about open research?
Apply for a role as a remote Partnership Development Manager with Dryad!
#opendata #openaccess #openscience #scholcomm #scholcomms #job
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 publishing and help achieve our vision for open data to help drive the translation of research into benefits for society.
New on Dryad: "Is the human chin a spandrel? Insights from an evolutionary analysis of ape craniomandibular form"
🔍 Dataset: https://bit.ly/46VL7Hs
📖 Article in @plosone.org: https://bit.ly/4lkHsZz
#biology #humanevolution #evolutionarybiology #opendata #research #researchintegrity
Today, a study was published on Science Detective featuring case studies of datasets published on Dryad.
The study is a testament to the importance of #opendata in supporting research integrity by enabling validation.
You can read the report here: https://www.sciencedetective.org/scientific-datasets-are-riddled-with-copy-paste-errors/
