The Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre compiles and provides data about biological diversity in Atlantic Canada and conducts fieldwork on the distribution and status of species and ecological communities of conservation concern. It serves New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador, with offices in Sackville, New Brunswick and Corner Brook, Newfoundland.
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species is a source of information on the global conservation status of animal, fungi and plant species used to inform biodiversity conservation and policy. The extract states the list divides species into nine categories, including Not Evaluated and Data Deficient.
PlantTFDB is a plant transcription factor database, described as a portal for the functional and evolutionary study of plant transcription factors, at version PlantTFDB v5.0. The site offers browsing by species and by family, a BLAST search, a TF prediction server, downloads and help pages.
The Supreme Court Database is a dataset about U.S. Supreme Court cases, containing over two hundred pieces of information per case, including parties, legal provisions and Justice votes. It covers the 1946 to 2025 terms in the Modern Database and 1791 to 1945 in the Legacy Database, with analysis tools and codebooks for researchers, students, journalists and citizens.
FILER is a repository for human functional genomics data. It supports searching by genomic coordinates, uploading and analyzing data, browsing datasets and annotations, and deploying the software on a local server or cloud instance. External users may freely download, analyze and publish results based on FILER data.
Search engineering data collections and supporting dataset from HUN.
The @unitedstates project is a shared commons of data and tools for the United States. It includes detailed data on members of Congress, scrapers and parsers for congressional work, a stand-alone legal citation detector, a parser for the US Code, licensing guidelines, bill nicknames, inspectors general data, contact form tools, district shape files, public domain photos, and a glossary of congressional terms.
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The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species is a source of information on the global conservation status of animal, fungi and plant species used to inform biodiversity conservation and policy. The extract states the list divides species into nine categories, including Not Evaluated and Data Deficient.
PlantTFDB is a plant transcription factor database, described as a portal for the functional and evolutionary study of plant transcription factors, at version PlantTFDB v5.0. The site offers browsing by species and by family, a BLAST search, a TF prediction server, downloads and help pages.
The Supreme Court Database is a dataset about U.S. Supreme Court cases, containing over two hundred pieces of information per case, including parties, legal provisions and Justice votes. It covers the 1946 to 2025 terms in the Modern Database and 1791 to 1945 in the Legacy Database, with analysis tools and codebooks for researchers, students, journalists and citizens.
FILER is a repository for human functional genomics data. It supports searching by genomic coordinates, uploading and analyzing data, browsing datasets and annotations, and deploying the software on a local server or cloud instance. External users may freely download, analyze and publish results based on FILER data.
Search engineering data collections and supporting dataset from HUN.
The @unitedstates project is a shared commons of data and tools for the United States. It includes detailed data on members of Congress, scrapers and parsers for congressional work, a stand-alone legal citation detector, a parser for the US Code, licensing guidelines, bill nicknames, inspectors general data, contact form tools, district shape files, public domain photos, and a glossary of congressional terms.
