The CONP Portal is a web interface for finding, sharing and downloading open neuroscience datasets and analysis tools from the Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform. It also lists tutorials explaining how the portal works.
HITRAN online
HITRANonline is a web interface to the HITRAN database, a compilation of high-resolution spectroscopic parameters used by computer codes to predict and simulate atmospheric transmission and emission of light. The database is chiefly applied in atmospheric science and astrophysics. The site provides data access, documentation, cross-section definitions, tutorials and citation policy.
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- Predict and simulate transmission and emission of light Source: hitran.org
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0The CONP Portal is a web interface for finding, sharing and downloading open neuroscience datasets and analysis tools from the Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform. It also lists tutorials explaining how the portal works.
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0Browse research datasets and datasets related to humanities and social.
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0IIASA PURE is the publications repository of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, provided as a service by the IIASA Library. It offers search, browsing and information sections and supports OAI 2.0 with a documented base URL.
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The Nothobranchius furzeri Information Network is a website providing information on the short-lived killifish Nothobranchius furzeri as a vertebrate model for developmental and aging research. It offers genome and transcriptome browsers, including the N. furzeri Genome Browser and Transcriptome Browser, plus Nothobranchius laboratory, protocol and publication listings.
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0Human Ageing Genomic Resources is a collection of databases and tools for studying the genetics of human ageing through functional genomics, network analyses, systems biology and evolutionary analyses. It includes GenAge, a curated database of ageing-related genes, and AnAge, which compiles data on ageing, longevity and life history across species.
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Robert L. Kurucz's site at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics provides public access to his data and programs, the same files he uses in research. It notes remaining errors, that files can be large, and that some CD-ROM files are kept for historical checks. Model atmosphere grids, line lists and programs are listed.
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