Why you should share your data - by Sergey Frolov

What I learned from asking people about their data, or talking about data sharing

Why you should share your data What I learned from asking people about their data, or talking about data sharing Sergey Frolov Jan 11, 2024 2 Share In the past 4 years I have asked a number of people to share their data with me. Mostly to check the accuracy of their claims. But several times it was to further our own research on similar topics and to perform our own additional analysis. To be clear I am talking about data underlying publications, either in traditional journals or on arXiv . I have also spoken about sharing data broadly, in fact I do so in every one of my public talks. The conv

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