Browse public datasets, metadata and downloadable records in an open catalog.
The Research Data Centre at the IQB supports researchers in using and providing research data through competence data, metadata, advice and workshops. It enables researchers and students to use national data from school performance studies free of charge and also accepts requests for data from intervention, experimental and evaluation studies.
depositar is a research data repository built on the open source CKAN package and customized for research data management. It is open to all researchers and free to register. Datasets can be searched by spatiotemporal ranges, data types and keywords, indexed by Google Dataset Search, and accessed through Web APIs and structured data endpoints.
The Astrophysics Source Code Library is a free online registry and repository for source codes of interest to astronomers and astrophysicists. It lists codes used in peer-reviewed publications and is indexed by ADS and Web of Science. Each code receives a unique ascl ID that can be used to link to its entry.
NeuroMorpho.Org is a curated inventory of digitally reconstructed neurons and glia linked to peer-reviewed publications. It collects contributions from laboratories worldwide and is updated as new morphological reconstructions are published and shared. The site offers browse, search, literature, metadata and API access to the collection.
FLUXNET Data provides information about FLUXNET data and links to data availability, data policy, variable explanation, data processing, and where to download data. The FLUXNET Data Shuttle is described as fully operational since early 2026, available as an open-source software library and a web-based graphical user interface for discovering and accessing standardized flux data.
The Perovskite Database Project aims to make perovskite device data available under FAIR data principles. The team extracted data from over 16000 perovskite papers published until the end of February 2020, and later papers rely on authors uploading their own data. Open-sourced tools let people interactively explore, search, filter, analyse, and visualise the data. The resources have migrated to NOMAD.
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The Research Data Centre at the IQB supports researchers in using and providing research data through competence data, metadata, advice and workshops. It enables researchers and students to use national data from school performance studies free of charge and also accepts requests for data from intervention, experimental and evaluation studies.
depositar is a research data repository built on the open source CKAN package and customized for research data management. It is open to all researchers and free to register. Datasets can be searched by spatiotemporal ranges, data types and keywords, indexed by Google Dataset Search, and accessed through Web APIs and structured data endpoints.
The Astrophysics Source Code Library is a free online registry and repository for source codes of interest to astronomers and astrophysicists. It lists codes used in peer-reviewed publications and is indexed by ADS and Web of Science. Each code receives a unique ascl ID that can be used to link to its entry.
NeuroMorpho.Org is a curated inventory of digitally reconstructed neurons and glia linked to peer-reviewed publications. It collects contributions from laboratories worldwide and is updated as new morphological reconstructions are published and shared. The site offers browse, search, literature, metadata and API access to the collection.
FLUXNET Data provides information about FLUXNET data and links to data availability, data policy, variable explanation, data processing, and where to download data. The FLUXNET Data Shuttle is described as fully operational since early 2026, available as an open-source software library and a web-based graphical user interface for discovering and accessing standardized flux data.
The Perovskite Database Project aims to make perovskite device data available under FAIR data principles. The team extracted data from over 16000 perovskite papers published until the end of February 2020, and later papers rely on authors uploading their own data. Open-sourced tools let people interactively explore, search, filter, analyse, and visualise the data. The resources have migrated to NOMAD.
