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A Thousand Open Molecular Biology Databases
Chris Rusbridge, 25 April, 2008In January of each year, Nucleic Acids Research (NAR) publishes a special issue on databases for molecular biology research. To be considered, databases have to be open...
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Credit from citing datasets?
Chris Rusbridge, 19 August, 2008Cameron Neylon has a thought-provoking post on his Science in the Open blog, arising from a discussion he had at Scifoo with Michael Eisen of Berkeley:Read more
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Many citations flow from data...
Chris Rusbridge, 11 September, 2008I've been at the UK e-Science All Hands Meeting in Edinburgh over the past few days (easy, since it's being held in the bulding in which I work!). Lots of...
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Some interesting posts elsewhere
Chris Rusbridge, 5 November, 2008I’m sorry for the gap in posting; I’ve been taking a couple of weeks of leave at the end of my trip to Australia. Since return I’ve been catching up on my blog...
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Project data life course
Chris Rusbridge, 17 November, 2008This blog post is an attempt to explore the “life course” of an arbitrary small to medium research project with respect to data resources involved in the project. (I...
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Wilbanks on the Control Fallacy: How Radical Sharing out-competes
Chris Rusbridge, 8 December, 2008Closing the first day of the International Digital Curation Conference, and as a prelude to a substantial audience discussion, John Wilbanks from Science Commons...
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Semantically richer PDF?
Chris Rusbridge, 6 April, 2009PDF is very important for the academic world, being the document format of choice for most journal publishers. Not everyone is happy about that, partly because reading...
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IJDC Volume 4(1) was published
Chris Rusbridge, 23 July, 2009That's volume 4, issue 1 of the International Journal of Digital Curation... and I didn't report it here. My apologies for that. It's our biggest issue yet, with 10...
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Workshops prior to the International Digital Curation Conference
Chris Rusbridge, 18 November, 2009 Pre-conference workshops can be very useful and interesting; they can be a good part of the justification for attending a conference, giving an extended opportunity...
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Researcher perspectives at #idcc11
Kevin Ashley, 7 December, 2011 Summary of presentations in the researcher perspectives session at #idcc11Give Researchers Credit for All of Their Research Mark Hahnel, FigShare, Digital Science...
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IDCC11 Session 3B: Environmental data
Kerry Miller, 9 December, 2011The presentations in this session looked at different aspects of data creation, storage, and sharing in environmental research. A significant theme was the need to...
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ANDS & the DCC
Sarah Jones, 16 April, 2012After giving a presentation on DMP Online at the Future Perfect conference, Martin and I visited ANDS staff in the Canberra and Mebourne offices. We had some great...
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Access to Citation Data
Alex Ball, 30 May, 2013On 14 May 2013 I and a group of other interested parties met to discuss the findings of a new Jisc-funded study that considers the case for open access to citation data.Read more
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New case study: assigning DOIs at Bristol Uni
Monica Duke and Stephen Gray have collaborated on a new case study for the DCC.Assigning Digital Object Identifiers to Research Data at the University of BristolRead more
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