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We're delighted with this partnership because it gets DataSeer's new SnapShot product out into the wild – it's an iThenticate-like service that gives instant info on data & code sharing for individual manuscripts.

We're having a great time at #FBF so far. Engaging sessions, good conversation, and the invaluable opportunity to collaborate face-to-face. 1. Lyubomir Penev of Pensoft (left), Adam Day of Clear Skies, Tim Vines and Adrian Stanley of DataSeer 2. Tim (left), Amanda Ward and Meredith LeMasurier of Taylor & Francis, and Adrian

We're delighted with this partnership because it gets DataSeer's new SnapShot product out into the wild – it's an iThenticate-like service that gives instant info on data & code sharing for individual manuscripts.

DataSeer is joining forces with KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. to embed automated checks for data sharing best practices into KGL’s Smart Review tool.  As a result, Publishers on Smart Review can benefit from rigorous checks, resulting in improved data sharing and integrity. https://lnkd.in/gveUVa6B #opendata #openscience

Exciting News from DataSeerAI and Taylor & Francis Group - Frankfurt Book Fair week! I'm thrilled to share an industry announcement that I've had the pleasure of being part of with DataSeer.ai and the forward-thinking team at Taylor & Francis Group. Taylor & Francis publishes over 2,700 journals, and this project is focused on enhancing the accuracy and speed of editorial data-sharing checks across a diverse range of journals, each with its own policies. What excites me most is that not only can many of these checks be automated with the DataSeer AI based technology. DataSeer's ultimate goal is to ensure that published research is transparent, ideally reproducible, and meets the highest standards of integrity. In today's publishing landscape, it's no longer just about publishing the article—it's about ensuring that protocols, methods, code, and underlying data are available and accessible. A second, equally exciting aspect of this project is the benchmarking we’re conducting across a substantial corpus of Taylor & Francis content. We're analyzing historical author and editorial behaviors, with the aim of understanding whether automated editorial checks and improved journal policies can shift these behaviors going forward. Read the full announcement in the link below! #OpenScience #Reproducibility #Integrity #ScholarlyPublishing #OpenScienceIndicators #Benchmarking

📢 KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. Integrates DataSeer Open Science Checks into Smart Review®: https://ow.ly/OMsI50TKTep #ScholComm #Publishing #ResearchIntegrity DataSeerAI KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd.

“This is what Compliance Checks are designed for,” said DataSeer founder and CEO Tim Vines. “We first came up with the idea while performing editorial checks for data policy compliance for the journal "Molecular Ecology." It’s exciting to now see it reaching its full potential for broad, large-scale application. This could have a major impact on policy compliance and research reproducibility, while at the same time reducing the administrative burden publishers face.” We are thrilled to be working with Taylor & Francis Group

Taylor & Francis Group and DataSeer are embarking on parallel pilot projects to address the practical challenges of open research implementation: 1. A joint proof-of-concept pilot project aimed at improving the accuracy and speed of editorial data-sharing checks across a broad range of journals with varying policies. 2. An initial analysis of Open Science Metrics across a sample of 5,000 Taylor & Francis published articles. Together, the two pilots have the potential to increase data-sharing policy compliance, reduce the editorial workload, and provide business intelligence to help drive openness forward. https://lnkd.in/g-caiu_f #opendata #openscience

Looking forward to seeing everyone at #FrankfurtBookFair in a few short days. Til then, a few scenes from Frankfurt 2023... 1. Jason Roberts and Kristen Overstreet of Origin Editorial alongside Tim Vines and Adrian Stanley of DataSeer 2. Dr Liying Yang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Adrian 3. Caroline Sutton from STM and Tim 4. Hylke Koers of STM with Tim 5. Tim and Adrian out and about

Looking forward to seeing everyone next week at STM Frankfurt Dinner & Conference and the Book Fair to follow!