In the spring of 2010, Evolution joined with other key journals in evolution and ecology to
adopt a formal policy requiring that data used in articles published in the journal be …

Many ecology and evolution journals have recently adopted policies requiring that data from
their papers be publicly archived. I present suggestions on how data generators, data re …

Here we describe the motivation and workings of Dryad, a digital repository for data
underlying published articles in the biosciences, that grew out of a grassroots effort to …

In our recent paper [1], we discussed some potentialundesirableconsequencesofpublic data
archiving (PDA) with specific reference to long-term studies and proposed solutions to …

Policies that mandate public data archiving (PDA) successfully increase accessibility to data
underlying scientific publications. However, is the data quality sufficient to allow reuse and …

A growing number of scientific journals are wrestling with the issue of managing the quality
and accessibility of data, code and statistical analyses in the articles they publish. Ensuring …

Genetic data are being generated at unprecedented rates. Policies of many journals,
institutions and funding bodies aim to ensure that these data are publicly archived so that …

Science depends on good data. Data are central to our understanding of the natural world,
yet most data in ecology and evolution are lost to science—except perhaps in summary form …

The recent trend for journals to require open access to primary data included in publications
has been embraced by many biologists, but has caused apprehension amongst researchers …

Science depends on good data. Data are central to our understanding of the natural world,
yet most data in ecology and evolution are lost to science—except perhaps in summary form …