New Tools for Content Innovation and Data Sharing: Enhancing Reproducibility and Rigor in Biomechanics Research

Publication date: Available online 10 February 2017
Source:Journal of Biomechanics
Author(s): Farshid Guilak
We are currently in one of the most exciting times for science and engineering as we witness unprecedented growth computational and experimental capabilities to generate new data and models. To facilitate data and model sharing, and to enhance reproducibility and rigor in biomechanics research, the Journal of Biomechanics has introduced a number of tools for Content Innovation to allow presentation, sharing, and archiving of methods, models, and data in our articles. The tools include an Interactive Plot Viewer, 3D Geometric Shape and Model Viewer, Virtual Microscope, Interactive MATLAB Figure Viewer, and Audioslides. Authors are highly encouraged to make use of these in upcoming journal submissions.



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