Public records database for the City of San José, California.
IsoArcH is a non-profit initiative for standardizing, preserving and sharing isotope data across archaeology, anthropology, environmental science and forensics. It offers a standardized data model, an interactive query and visualization tool, a dataset catalog, DOI assignment and cloud services. Every dataset is reviewed before appearing online. The database is described as free to use.
FlowRepository is a public database of flow cytometry experiments annotated according to the MIFlowCyt standard, allowing queries and downloads of datasets. It supports storage, annotation, analysis and sharing, serving as a data deposition place for findings published in peer-reviewed journals. New experiment creation is temporarily disabled due to storage constraints.
The ATCC Genome Portal is a repository of authenticated microbial reference genomes. It also offers a taxonomic tree view of microbial products, and customers who purchased an ATCC product can enter a lot number to download omics data.
Open data portal on hospitals in Germany.
STRENDA DB is a web-based storage and search platform supported by the Beilstein-Institut, built around the STRENDA (Standards for Reporting Enzymology Data) Guidelines. It allows researchers preparing manuscripts with functional enzymology data to check their datasets for completeness, receive alerts for missing required information, and obtain a STRENDA Registry Number (SRN) and DOI for each submitted dataset. The platform also generates a fact sheet with input data that can be included with journal submissions.
A DFG-funded network of experts for research data management in biodiversity, ecology and environmental studies. It presents information about the project and its services, including links and training material for planning, submitting and visualizing research data.
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IsoArcH is a non-profit initiative for standardizing, preserving and sharing isotope data across archaeology, anthropology, environmental science and forensics. It offers a standardized data model, an interactive query and visualization tool, a dataset catalog, DOI assignment and cloud services. Every dataset is reviewed before appearing online. The database is described as free to use.
FlowRepository is a public database of flow cytometry experiments annotated according to the MIFlowCyt standard, allowing queries and downloads of datasets. It supports storage, annotation, analysis and sharing, serving as a data deposition place for findings published in peer-reviewed journals. New experiment creation is temporarily disabled due to storage constraints.
The ATCC Genome Portal is a repository of authenticated microbial reference genomes. It also offers a taxonomic tree view of microbial products, and customers who purchased an ATCC product can enter a lot number to download omics data.
Open data portal on hospitals in Germany.
STRENDA DB is a web-based storage and search platform supported by the Beilstein-Institut, built around the STRENDA (Standards for Reporting Enzymology Data) Guidelines. It allows researchers preparing manuscripts with functional enzymology data to check their datasets for completeness, receive alerts for missing required information, and obtain a STRENDA Registry Number (SRN) and DOI for each submitted dataset. The platform also generates a fact sheet with input data that can be included with journal submissions.
A DFG-funded network of experts for research data management in biodiversity, ecology and environmental studies. It presents information about the project and its services, including links and training material for planning, submitting and visualizing research data.
