Nicole Vasilevsky and Melissa Haendel give an update on the impact of this research, one year after publication, on the PeerJ blog.

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Francis Collins and Lawrence Tabak cite this paper in their Nature News story (January 2014).

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This study is mentioned in this article published in The Economist in October 2013.

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Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology (https://osf.io/e81xl/wiki/home/) aims to reproduce the key experiments from 50 landmark papers in cancer research. As a follow up to this study, which showed a lack of indentifiability of research resources in the published biomedical literature, we analyzed 6 resource types reported in these papers to determine the identifiability of these resources. The r...

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Dr. Fabiana Kubke talks about the results published in PeerJ, on Building Blogs of Science.

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The results published in PeerJ are mentioned in The Scientist, by Chris Palmer.

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Discussion at The Chronicle of Higher Education website of the interest and importance of detailed methodology and supplementary material.

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Nicole Vasilevsky and Melissa Haendel talk about their results, on the Force11 website.

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Dr. Melissa Haendel talks about her research, and her experience publishing with PeerJ, on the PeerJ blog.

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