Fishy fossils and lemur survival: case studies in data curation
Following the introduction of our Data Support Services pilot we are seeing the first publications at Springer Nature where authors have opted, during… Read more »
Latest posts by Iain Hrynaszkiewicz (see all)
- Fishy fossils and lemur survival: case studies in data curation - 1st September 2017
- Promoting research data sharing at Springer Nature - 5th July 2016
- ‘Availability of supporting data’: crediting transparency and enhancing the literature - 7th July 2011
Promoting research data sharing at Springer Nature
This blog was written by Iain Hrynaszkiewicz, Head of Data Publishing at Springer Nature, in support of the newly launched, company-wide Springer Nature… Read more »
‘Availability of supporting data’: crediting transparency and enhancing the literature
BioMed Central supports initiatives aimed at promoting transparency and reproducibility in research, and we strongly encourage data sharing and publication.… Read more »
Paradigm shifting in scholarly communications
Guest blog post by Alex Wade, Director for Scholarly Communication at Microsoft Research, sponsors of BioMed Central’s Open Data Award.This has also been… Read more »
Trials publishes the International Stroke Trial data set
The journal Trials has, since its launch, aimed to be a force for change in publishing – experimenting with and refining novel approaches to reporting… Read more »
Dear Scientist, Help us to put open principles into practice
On 2nd September 2010 BioMed Central issued a draft position statement in support of open data, which provides a number of recommendations – and… Read more »
BMC Research Notes launches a new thematic series on data standardization, sharing and publication
Following our call for contributions to BMC Research Notes on data standards, sharing and publication, the journal and this initiative have received… Read more »
Towards threaded publications: helping to set the scientific record straight
More than a decade ago Altman and Chalmers envisaged a new way to publish clinical research. They proposed that, facilitated by the advent of electronic… Read more »
In defence of supplemental data files: don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
Since the Journal of Neuroscience, published by the Society for Neuroscience, decided to no longer accept supplementary files with manuscripts, publishing… Read more »
Trials launches article series on ‘Sharing clinical research data’
Last month evidence for the effectiveness of another widely-prescribed drug was found wanting after sleuthing researchers gathered unpublished data to include… Read more »