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Dryad is grateful to have received unrestricted financial support from individuals and organizations who share our belief that Open Data can fuel more rapid and collaborative science, and enhance reproducibility and trust. Continue reading →
Learn about how and why Dryad incorporates funding metadata using the Research Organization Registry (ROR) in this event recording. Continue reading →
Dryad is deeply grateful for the support of thirteen institutions who have generously contributed to us through SCOSS so far this year, and the three consortia who have organized pledging campaigns. SCOSS investments are so important to help build sustainability … Continue reading →
The Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services (SCOSS) has selected Dryad for its fourth funding cycle, citing Dryad’s ease of use, not-for-profit status and community governance, standards-compliance, and support for multidisciplinary data. Continue reading →
Metadata Game Changers, the Center for Expanded Data Annotation and Retrieval (CEDAR) at Stanford University, and Dryad are thrilled to announce their joint National Science Foundation two-year EAGER award focused on increasing the quality of disciplinary metadata and bridging the … Continue reading →
Since its founding, Dryad has hosted a researcher-led, open data publishing community and service. With the California Digital Library partnership in 2018, and reflecting on a decade of Dryad’s existence, we have spent time exploring what it means to remain … Continue reading →
Dryad is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with California Digital Library (CDL) to address researcher needs by leading an open, community-supported initiative in research data curation and publishing. Continue reading →
As a non-profit repository dependent on support from members and users, Dryad is greatly concerned with the economics and sustainability of data services. Our business model is built around Data Publishing Charges (DPCs), designed to recover the basic costs of curating and preserving … Continue reading →
Dryad is pleased to have received a 3 year Sustaining Award from the U.S. National Science Foundation. Continue reading →
The question of who should pay for the preservation and stewardship of open research data remains unresolved, at a time when journals and funders alike are adopting strong open data policies. As a non-profit repository that relies on financial support from members and … Continue reading →
