DeSci Publish
for Researchers
Manuscripts, data, and code — all in one place
Why DeSci Publish?
Increase your publication chances
Stand out by sharing data, code, and a history of versions, creating a transparent track record of how you reached your results.
Get publication credit for data and code
Claim open-data or open code badges that, once verified, give you automatic credit on your ORCID profile for having published a dataset or piece of software. Get DOIs for all your work.
Never worry about storage
100 GB of free storage space for each researcher.
Update published versions of your research
Research is always evolving - let your publications evolve with updated insights and iterative research processes by re-publishing your papers with updates. Old publications remain available in their original form.
Claim verifiable badges
Verified badges highlight characteristics of your research that were
checked during peer-review.
Explore
the novelty of science
Explore the boundaries of scienceOpen science is better science! Share your research progress early and often to maximize the impact of your work. Start getting credit long before you publish in a journal. No paywalls, no barriers - just pure science, shared with the global community.
Bring
your research
to life
Bring everything together
Code, data, and manuscripts — all in one place & richly interconnected. No more juggling between repositories, preprint servers, and Github.
Store 100 GB for free
Add a powerful data drive to your research. Publications with data get on average 25% more citations.
Bring everything together
Code, data, and manuscripts — all in one place & richly interconnected. No more juggling between repositories, preprint servers, and Github.
Own your research
You decide when to share your research with the world. Once published, your work is shared on a peer-to-peer network. No platform boundaries, vendor-lock in, or data silos.
Make reproducibility *look* simple
Preserve your code and data to keep track of how you obtained your findings over time. Make it easy for yourself and others to reproduce your work. Show them how it's done.
Lead Open Science forward
Publish all the artifacts of your research, enable others to reproduce, re-use, and credit every component of your work. Let others import your artifacts with a single line of code.
A new unit of knowledge for the next era of science
Combine
A cutting-edge data drive for your publication
Nodes are containers for research artefacts such as manuscripts, code, data, and anything you can think of. You can upload everything in one place, share privately with your lab and co-authors before publishing openly to the world. Nodes preserves content integrity with cryptographic hashes and stores published data on a distributed network.
Connect
Connect your research artefacts
in a seamless and secure way
Nodes make reproducible research easier. The nodes application interfaces with a protocol that uses content-addressed storage to create unique and persistent identifiers for every single resource in your Drive. Unlike URL-based web resources, you can create hyperlinks that will stand the test of time. This means you can highlight your manuscripts and connect results with code and data. No more dead links or content drift.
Showcase
Your research is more than a manuscript
With Nodes, you can seamlessly unite text, data, code, and other artefacts all in one place. It's a workflow platform that transforms into an open repository, and vice-versa. Create impressive publications that showcase the depth and intricacies of your work. Let others import your artifacts with a single line of code.
Open-source science software trusted by researchers
The success stories
Megan turned her PhD thesis into a Node, primarily to share her code with the astrophysics community. During her thesis, she took a lot of care to make her work reproducible. With Nodes she finally has a medium to showcase this effort and share the outcome with everyone. Nodes allows her to create interactive links between her paper, data, and code.
Megan Ansdell
Astrophysicist at NASAAtharva and Marco created a fully reproducible, data-heavy publication containing over 18 terabytes of open data. Without Nodes, this breakthrough dataset in fluid dynamics would have remained in his lab's internal servers. Nodes made it possible to easily import parts of this dataset with a single line of python, or send a containerised compute job directly to where the data lives.
Marco Giometto & Atharva Sate
Civil Engineering at ColumbiaExplore, create, publish
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