The Research Data Centre (FDZ-DZA) of the German Centre of Gerontology provides access to data from the German Ageing Survey (DEAS), a longitudinal study of individuals aged 40 and above, and from Old Age in Germany (D80+), a cross-sectional survey of individuals aged 80 and above. Data are available as Scientific Use Files upon completion of a usage agreement.
Qualiservice is a data service center for archiving and sharing qualitative research data in the social sciences. It lets researchers find and use qualitative research data from various fields, submit and share their own data, and get support in organizing the collection and preparation of reusable data. Contextual information is provided on a personalized basis, and the service is contactable by email.
Research data portal for exploring ancient cultures records, including image.
GEISHA is an online repository of in situ hybridization data and metadata for genes expressed in the chicken embryo during the first six days of development. It is a public resource funded by the National Institutes of Health, USA. Users can browse by embryo stage, anatomical location, gene name or ID, citation keyword, or multiple parameters, and query with QuickSearch or Gene Family QuickSearch.
Signaling Pathways Project is a multi-omics knowledgebase for mammalian cellular signaling pathways that succeeded NURSA. It integrates transcriptomic and ChIP-Seq datasets, with preserved NURSA-curated transcriptomic data available for mining through Ominer. The datasets page lists transcriptomic and cistromics datasets, filterable by pathway module, biosample, species and release date. The notice about NURSA's retirement also mentions a planned hypothesis generation environment on dkNET.
The UK Environmental Change Network is the UK's long-term ecosystem monitoring and research programme, making regular measurements of air, soil, water, animals and plants across a network of sites since 1993. It provides free access to over two decades of detailed environmental data and instrumented research sites supporting environmental research and education.
The World Stress Map is a global compilation of information on the crustal present-day stress field, maintained since 2009 at the GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences. It is an open-access database with stress information compiled in a standardized, quality-ranked format. The 2025 database release contains 100,842 data records in the Earth's crust.
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Qualiservice is a data service center for archiving and sharing qualitative research data in the social sciences. It lets researchers find and use qualitative research data from various fields, submit and share their own data, and get support in organizing the collection and preparation of reusable data. Contextual information is provided on a personalized basis, and the service is contactable by email.
Research data portal for exploring ancient cultures records, including image.
GEISHA is an online repository of in situ hybridization data and metadata for genes expressed in the chicken embryo during the first six days of development. It is a public resource funded by the National Institutes of Health, USA. Users can browse by embryo stage, anatomical location, gene name or ID, citation keyword, or multiple parameters, and query with QuickSearch or Gene Family QuickSearch.
Signaling Pathways Project is a multi-omics knowledgebase for mammalian cellular signaling pathways that succeeded NURSA. It integrates transcriptomic and ChIP-Seq datasets, with preserved NURSA-curated transcriptomic data available for mining through Ominer. The datasets page lists transcriptomic and cistromics datasets, filterable by pathway module, biosample, species and release date. The notice about NURSA's retirement also mentions a planned hypothesis generation environment on dkNET.
The UK Environmental Change Network is the UK's long-term ecosystem monitoring and research programme, making regular measurements of air, soil, water, animals and plants across a network of sites since 1993. It provides free access to over two decades of detailed environmental data and instrumented research sites supporting environmental research and education.
The World Stress Map is a global compilation of information on the crustal present-day stress field, maintained since 2009 at the GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences. It is an open-access database with stress information compiled in a standardized, quality-ranked format. The 2025 database release contains 100,842 data records in the Earth's crust.
