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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
"people still believe in the impact factor as a measure of recognition"
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
Real life examples: "sample naming in paper does not match sample names submitted to repository!"
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
"Sometimes journals ask if data has been deposited, but they never ever ask if the data is in a good shape!"
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
Most submissions are rushed and not reviewed because done *after* paper acceptance :-\
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
If you get money from must publish in open access journals and make data available -
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
Researchers: look after (meta) data properly - adopt standards, cross-check annotations in the lab
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Advice from : submit data even before paper publication process - don't wait till last minute!
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
Advice from : metadata management should be taught as transferable skills
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
Replying to @ymatang @DNADigest
Most researchers want to do the right thing - as long as you guide them and show them how - says
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Fiona Nielsen Jul 7
An extra carrot: submit your data nicely using and it will be pushed to and analysed in Expression Atlas
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DNAdigest.org Jul 7
Thanks to our sponsor for supporting our meet-up events this year!
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Amy Tang Jul 9
That's why w/ & data submission tool for , we don't compromise quality over ease of use
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Amy Tang Jul 9
Our team's served many submitters dumping data AFTER their papers were accepted. Not good news for .
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Amy Tang Jul 9
We also tried refusing to load some v. bad submissions (e.g. bare min sample info, no usable data files), but the papers still get published
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Varsha Khodiyar Jul 9
Replying to @ymatang @glyn_dk and 2 others
I would expect repositories to refuse to upload bad data! In near future papers w/o data will not be trusted; eventually won't be published.
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Varsha Khodiyar Jul 9
Replying to @ymatang @glyn_dk and 2 others
We (research community) need repositories, esp data specific repositories, to maintain high standards
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