Cellosaurus is a knowledge resource and database that aims to describe cell lines used in biomedical research. Its scope includes immortalized, naturally immortal tissue limited-life distributed cell lines, and vertebrate cell lines with emphasis on human, mouse and rat, plus invertebrate and plant cell lines. Records include names, synonyms, accession numbers, species of origin and comments. It also offers search tools, downloads and documentation.
eData is the STFC Research Data Repository, a digital archive that collects, preserves and makes available research data produced or collected by STFC staff. Visitors can browse collections by department, including ASTeC, CLF, the Hartree Centre, ISIS, NQCC, PPD, RAL Space, SCD and UKATC.
CLASS is NOAA's digital library and information technology system for long-term preservation and standards-based access to environmental data collections. It holds real-time and historical satellite data from polar-orbiting and geostationary satellites, including POES, DMSP, JPSS, GOES-R Series, MetOp, Jason-2, Jason-3 and GCOM-W data, plus selected model reanalysis data. The system runs in AWS Cloud.
Search basic in biology and medicine data collections and supporting datasets from CHN.
Ktisis is a Current Research Information System at the Cyprus University of Technology. It gathers digital material about the university's activities, especially original research produced by its members, and preserves and promotes that scientific research to local and international communities. It runs on DSpace-CRIS, a free and open-source research information management system.
WikiPathways is an open science platform for biological pathways contributed, updated and used by the research community. It offers pathway browsing by organism, community and ontology annotation, and provides downloads in formats including GPML (XML), GMT and SVG.
The University of Hertfordshire Research Archive is a research repository hosted and managed by CoSector, University of London, powered by the EPrints 3.4 platform. It supports OAI 2.0 and houses research outputs including publications, theses, and datasets, which users can browse by author, funder, publication type, or search via a repository search function. The archive provides information on its policies, accessibility, cookie usage, and contact details, and displays a total count of its full text and total records.
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eData is the STFC Research Data Repository, a digital archive that collects, preserves and makes available research data produced or collected by STFC staff. Visitors can browse collections by department, including ASTeC, CLF, the Hartree Centre, ISIS, NQCC, PPD, RAL Space, SCD and UKATC.
CLASS is NOAA's digital library and information technology system for long-term preservation and standards-based access to environmental data collections. It holds real-time and historical satellite data from polar-orbiting and geostationary satellites, including POES, DMSP, JPSS, GOES-R Series, MetOp, Jason-2, Jason-3 and GCOM-W data, plus selected model reanalysis data. The system runs in AWS Cloud.
Search basic in biology and medicine data collections and supporting datasets from CHN.
Ktisis is a Current Research Information System at the Cyprus University of Technology. It gathers digital material about the university's activities, especially original research produced by its members, and preserves and promotes that scientific research to local and international communities. It runs on DSpace-CRIS, a free and open-source research information management system.
WikiPathways is an open science platform for biological pathways contributed, updated and used by the research community. It offers pathway browsing by organism, community and ontology annotation, and provides downloads in formats including GPML (XML), GMT and SVG.
The University of Hertfordshire Research Archive is a research repository hosted and managed by CoSector, University of London, powered by the EPrints 3.4 platform. It supports OAI 2.0 and houses research outputs including publications, theses, and datasets, which users can browse by author, funder, publication type, or search via a repository search function. The archive provides information on its policies, accessibility, cookie usage, and contact details, and displays a total count of its full text and total records.
