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Reproducibility in the Recipes of Science
- 09:25am April 6, 2016
- 1567 views
- News & Events, Essays, Interoperability
Hello SciCrunch/NIF Community! Please read below for Dr. Bandrowski's post on "Reproducibility in the Recipes of Science"Reproducibility in the Recipes of ScienceReproducibility in science is a very d...
Eating my own Dog Food!
- 04:25pm July 4, 2015
- 1880 views
- Curation, Interoperability, News & Events
While not all of you have been fortunate enough to attend the first Beyond the PDF meeting, I will say this; it was eye opening for this scientist. To me, the most memorable statement from the meeting...
NIH Plan for Increasing Access to Scientific Publications and Digital Scientific Data
- 12:41pm March 4, 2015
- 1522 views
- Interoperability, News & Events
The NIH put out a plan to increase access to scientific data.What do they really mean and what does this mean to researchers?Researchers have been asked to provide PubMed Central PMC identifiers in gr...
Statement of Commitment from Earth and Space Science Publishers and Data Facilities:
- 06:39am January 14, 2015
- 1120 views
- Interoperability, News & Events
This is an important committment from the CODATA and earth science community. Looking quite forward to circulating a similar document from the Neuroscience community. Coalition on Publishing Data...
Big Data vs Small Data: Is it really about size?
- 04:10pm October 31, 2014
- 1086 views
- Curation, Interoperability, Data Spotlight, Inside NIF
We have been hearing for some time that when it comes to data, it is all about size. The bigger is better mantra has been all over the press, but is it really size that matters?There are the so called...
Resource Identification Quarter is Rapidly Approaching
- 09:21am February 11, 2014
- 746 views
- Interoperability
What is resource identification quarter?At the 2012 Society for Neuroscience meeting, NIF met with the editors-in-chief of about 25 neuroscience journals attempting to convince them that research reso...
Where is your data now?
- 10:08am December 20, 2013
- 762 views
- Essays, Interoperability
An interesting report out of the UBC, there is very little data left after a few years. Vines et al. 2014 point out that after articles are published, the data is lost at a rate of about 17% per year....
Draft Declaration of Data Citation Principles, community comment are being sought
- 04:37pm November 22, 2013
- 665 views
- Interoperability, News & Events
NIF is proud to support this important effort by members of FORCE11 (the future of scholarly communications) and request that the NIF community comment.Announcing the “Draft Declaration of Data Cita...
Elsevier and the Neuroscience Information Framework Work Together to Improve Reporting of Research in Neuroscience Literature
- 10:15am November 7, 2013
- 797 views
- Interoperability, Data Spotlight
I am very excited to share the following press release with the NIF community. Elsevier recommends authors to follow the Minimal Data StandardsAmsterdam, November 7, 2013Elsevier, a world-leading...
Resource Identification Guidelines - now at Elsevier
- 01:51pm September 6, 2013
- 817 views
- Curation, Interoperability, NIFarious Ideas
The problem of reproducibility of results has been addressed by many groups, as being due to scientists having very large data sets and highlighting the interesting, yet most likely statistically anom...
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