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New and Expanded Tools to Access Data Found in PLOS Articles

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In a PLOS Blog post, Liz Allen shares details about, “a number of tools and services to unlock the full potential of the data that currently exists in the Figures and Supporting Information files of our journals but has to this point been just beyond easy reach.”

Allen provides details about:

  • An expanded relationship Dryad
  • Providing more DOIs
  • A new widget from figshare

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