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Librarians and publishers can help researchers to navigate open data Taylor and FrancisLibrarians and publishers can help researchers to navigate open data

View In Browser Add to your Safe Senders Forward to a colleague Dear Reader, Data sharing is encouraged within the scientific community, and federal guidelines such as the Nelson memo further expand this practice. However, making research data publicly available requires a great deal of time, effort, and expertise. These are challenges that librarians and publishers, as experts in working with data and navigating copyright issues, can help researchers solve. The publishing platform F1000, from Taylor & Francis, makes tools available to help researchers store and share their data while also keeping this information secure. And F1000's flagship publishing venue, F1000Research, has clear and helpful data guidelines for researchers. Read on below to find out more about sharing your data openly, the benefits of open data, and how you can access expert guidance on collecting, storing, formatting, sharing, and publishing your data. Benefits of open data • Increases citations: research shows that articles with links to datasets shared in repositories generated up to 25% more citations than articles that did not share data in repositories • Enhances the credibility of your work: when the data supporting your findings is openly available, others can replicate your work to validate your results and conclusions • Supports reproducibility: open data enhances research rigor by making it easier for others to validate, replicate, and reproduce your findings • Preserves data more securely over time: data hosted on a repository is more secure than data hosted on a website or personal files • Fosters trust in research: transparency and accountability help to foster public trust in the research process and results. Learn more How to share your research data • Write a data management plan before your project begins • Prepare the data for sharing • Deposit your data in a repository • Apply an open licence to the data • Make your data easy to find Explore data guidance Download our free ebook Fill in the form to download Open data demystified: the essential toolkit for researchers today! Download ebook Ready to submit your article? Before making your submission, make sure you've carefully read through our Open Data Policy and Data Guidelines. Remember, our Editorial team are always on hand to answer questions and offer support. Just get in touch! Submit now Connect with us This is an email from Taylor & Francis Group. Taylor & Francis Group is a trading division of Informa that operates through various Informa legal entities including, but not limited to, Informa UK Limited and Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. Taylor & Francis Group includes, but is not limited to: F1000 Research Ltd; Dove Press Ltd; and the publishing imprints of "Taylor & Francis", "Routledge", and "CRC Press". We respect your privacy and will not disclose, rent or sell your email address to advertisers without your consent. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here or write to the Data Privacy Manager, Taylor & Francis Group, 4 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, OX14 4RN, UK. For more information, please review our Privacy Policy. Taylor & Francis Group - 2-4 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 4RN, United Kingdom

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