Funders and journals increasingly have open data mandates, but adherence is partial. Data "available on request" is often not available and editors asking for data leads to manuscript retractions.

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Funders and journals increasingly have open data mandates, but adherence is partial. Data "available on request" is often not available and editors asking for data leads to manuscript retractions.

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GrassrootsReview@lemmy.mlM to Open Science Feed@lemmy.ml · 2 years ago

Taking the pain out of data sharing

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Despite agreeing to make raw data available, some authors fail to comply. The right strategies and platforms can ease the task.

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