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Tag Archives: DataBank
The plate tectonics of research data publication
In biology, the fields of macromolecular structural biology and sequence bioinformatics have, since the 1970s, had established international databases for the deposition of data, and journal policies mandating such deposition prior to acceptance for publication of manuscripts describing the data. … Continue reading
Posted in Data publication, JISC, Semantic Publishing
Tagged ADMIRAL Project, data, data management, data publication, DataBank, DataFlow Project, DataStage, jisc, jiscmrd, Plate tectonics
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IBRG projects to facilitate data publication and data citation
In the previous post, I outlined reasons why researchers don’t publish data, presented as evidence to the Royal Society’s Policy Study “Science as a Public Enterprise” Call for Evidence. Here, I summarize activities by members of my Image Bioinformatics Research … Continue reading
