data-archiving

[caption id=“attachment_7614” align=“aligncenter” width=“300”] George Carlin: “A house is just a pile of stuff with a cover on it.” (photo: Sarah Gerke CC BY NC ND 2.0).[/caption]   I’ve been trying to find a way to store my files so that I can access them at work, from home, and while traveling (TLDR: I use a departmental server.

ANNOUNCEMENT Date: November 18, 2014 To: All UF Graduate Students and Faculty From: UF George A. Smathers Libraries RE: New Resource: IR@UF (Institutional Repository at the University of Florida) New Resource: IR@UF (Institutional Repository at the University of Florida)

18 October 2014: An important update is below the original post.  No citations for my @datadryad archive OR code w/ doi bc @ESA_org refused both in LitCited. Remind me again of those incentives for #OA?

For lab meeting next week you should read through these papers. I suggest reading them in order (you can Skim Michener and Strasser et al. - both detail rich, but for lab meeting Borer et al.

Several years ago I made a personal commitment to Open Science: I try to publish papers on which I am the lead author on in open access journals and I archive data for these papers in Dryad, Figshare and other repositories.