Data Compliance Checks

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DataSeer partners with TaskAdept to expand access to SnapShot Open Science checks

New integration enables journals to easily implement AI Editorial support tools in any publishing platform   Automating editorial checks with DataSeer SnapShot is now simpler than ever, thanks to a new partnership with TaskAdept. The agreement integrates SnapShot – a leading AI-powered editorial screening technology – with TaskAdept’s highly adaptable Carina Workflow Assist platform, enabling journals […]

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Taylor & Francis and DataSeer SnapShot

Spotlight on Taylor & Francis Group and DataSeer SnapShot

NOTE: This post was written by Rebecca Taylor Grant, Director of Open Research for Taylor & Francis together with Tim Vines, Founder and CEO of DataSeer, and Adrian Stanley, Partnerships Director for DataSeer. It originally appeared on the ALPSP blog as part of a series highlighting 2025 finalists for the ALPSP Award for Innovation in

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DataSeer & Taylor & Francis ALPSP finalist

DataSeer a finalist for the 2025 ALPSP Innovation Award

We’re thrilled to share that DataSeer’s joint initiative with Taylor & Francis, has been selected as a finalist for the 2025 ALPSP Award! Our pilot, “Embedding transparency and reproducibility in science: A scalable partnership to support research excellence and data sharing policies,” has passed the first round of evaluation, and is now on the shortlist

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Bridge DataSeer

DataSeer bridges the gap between open science policies and researcher success

Open science offers a vision of how scholarly communication might function — collaborative, equitable, transparent, reproducible, and trusted. When it comes to practical application, though, the way forward isn’t always clear. How do we bridge from the broad goals and policies around open science to the actions we expect from individual researchers for a particular

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Visualizing open science with DataSeer

DataSeer was founded in June 2020 to solve a very specific problem: mandated data-sharing policies were becoming increasingly common—but compliance remained frustratingly low. Four years on, the expectation of public access to data and other raw research outputs has only increased. Both the United States and Europe have open data policies and recommendations that include

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The Royal Society and DataSeer sign agreement for Open Data Checks

The Royal Society, the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence, and DataSeer.ai, a leading provider of open science analytics and compliance solutions, proudly announce the signing of a strategic agreement aimed at enhancing open research data compliance in the Royal Society journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. It follows the completion of a successful

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