Data Repository of BOHR Journals

BOHR encourage authors to select a data repository that issues a persistent identifier, preferably a digital object identifier.

We follow an open-access data repository mode. Furthermore, we follow a double-anonymous peer review policy and a data policy that mandates sharing. Hence, we request that authors deposit the data in a repository that preserves anonymity, i.e., blinds the details of the authors

Example repositories

Figshare– allows authors to create a peer review link for uploaded files. Note that this link is only temporary and the full Digital Object Identifier (DOI) should be used in the regular version of the submission.
Dryad– also offers ‘private for peer review link’ functionality ahead of data undergoing curation.
Zenodo– allows files to be uploaded as a restricted record to create a link to share with reviewers. Files should then be made available once peer review is complete and the article is published.
OSF– allows files stored in a project to have a view only link created to preserve the anonymity of the authors during peer review.