Science Publishers Partner with Open Source Code Sharing Solutions to Strengthen Open Access to Empirical Data | Open Science

"Global publishers, such as Taylor & Francis in January 2018, have been partnering with Code Ocean to add code sharing and execution capabilities to their journal articles. Code Ocean, a cloud-based platform for the computational reproducibility of research findings, enables scholars and publishes to have Open Access to empirical data on which academic articles are based. Since these capabilities can be expected to facilitate data interactivity, sharing and discovery, journal publishers have increasingly appreciated the possibility to run data analysis algorithms directly at the webpages at which scholarly articles are published on the Internet, which contributes to an independent verification of empirical research results....

Furthermore, cutting-edge, peer-reviewed research journals, such as Blockchain in Healthcare Today and Telehealth and Medicine Today have entered into a partnership with Code Ocean in July 2018, to improve the quality of their research findings and demonstrate leadership in their scientific communities globally, while accelerating the time it takes for research results to find market applications. Similarly, De Gruyter has partnered with Code Ocean in July 2018, in order to add to Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics and Econometrics, a peer-reviewed scientific journal, platform-independent capabilities of browser-based code sharing and execution...."