Publishing the data behind the data (Show me yours, I'll show you mine)

Publishing the data behind the data (Show me yours, I'll show you mine)

Since the inception of Physiological Reports, the Editorial Board, together with our owners, The Physiological Society and the American Physiological Society, have been debating how to develop this journal in ways to better serve our community and our science. The integrity of scientific journals was once safeguarded by academic communities – either directly, by the ownership and management of ...

Show me the data

The integrity of data, and transparency about their acquisition, are vital to science. The impact factor data that are gathered and sold by Thomson Scientifi c (formerly the Institute of Scientifi c Information, or ISI) have a strong infl uence on the scientifi c community, affecting decisions on where to publish, whom to promote or hire (1), the success of grant applications (2), and even sala...

In Ism Modeling, the Devil Is in the Details: You Show Me Your Ovi and I'll Show You Mine

The three sections of this paper illustrate the importance of rationalizing ISM theory and modeling with the observational information.

Show Me The Data: The Pilot UK Research Data Registry

The UK Research Data (Metadata) Registry (UKRDR) pilot project is implementing a prototype registry for the UK’s research data assets, enabling the holdings of subjectbased data centres and institutional data repositories alike to be searched from a single location. The purpose of the prototype is to prove the concept of the registry, and uncover challenges that will need to be addressed if and...

Show me the money.