The Scientist : Benefits of Archiving [1/3/2004]

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by Ramon M Fusaro

LETTERS

Benefits of Archiving

The Scientist 2004, 18(4):10

Published

1 March 2004

Publishing research in a journal usually archives minimal qualitative and quantitative amounts of an experimental record. Yan Sun emphasized the importance of keeping research data for future personal discoveries.[1] These behaviors limit access to research data. The following experiences illustrate the societal needs for permanent institutional archiving.

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