This presentation was provided by Sarah Lippincott of Dryad, during the two-day "NISO Tech Summit: Reflections Upon The Year of Open Science." Day two was held on October 26, 2023.

1. Beyond access:
Accelerating discovery
and increasing trust
through reusable data
Sarah Lippincott
Head of Community Engagement
Dryad datadryad.org
hello@datadryad.org
Open Seeds OLS-8 cohort / October 24, 2023

2. An open data publishing platform
& community committed to the
open availability and routine re-
use of all research data
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3. ➔ Serving all research domains
➔ Leader in research data
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50,000+ data publications
200,000+ researchers
70,000+ international institutions
1,270+ academic journals

5. Beyond data
access
“The intersection of various challenges require a
fundamental shift in how we conduct research: from
simply sharing results in journal articles to collaborating
openly, publishing reproducible results and
implementing full inclusivity and transparency.”
Chelle Gentemann
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00019-
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6. “Too often open data are uploaded
piecemeal, with no accompanying metadata
or missing context on processing that
happened before data deposition.
As a result, potential for their reuse in either
replicated studies, or in metanalyses … or
their use in generating novel results … is
reduced.”

7. Why is open data important to
research funders?
● Promote scientific integrity and encourage reproducibility
● Accelerate scientific discovery
● Promote innovation
● Provide broad access to publicly funded research

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9. Curation
Ensuring data is ready and licensed for reuse
Verifying data is accessible and usable
Supporting authors
Enhancing metadata quality

10. Maximizing use of persistent identifiers
Linking to other research outputs
Connections

11. Connecting
related
works

12. hello@datadryad.org
sarah@datadryad.org
www.datadryad.org
Thank you!