Find and access engineering research data, with indexed experimental data.
NOMAD
NOMAD is a free and open-source service for managing, sharing and publishing materials science data. It processes uploaded files to extract structured data and metadata, supports over 60 formats, and provides search, preview and download functions. All functionality is accessible via APIs, and published data is available under a CC-BY-4.0 license. NOMAD Oasis offers local installation with access control for research groups.
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- Extract data from 60+ formats Source: nomad-lab.eu
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- Free and open source Source: nomad-lab.eu
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The Canadian Database of Geochemical Surveys is the public interface to a Geological Survey of Canada database that catalogues regional geochemical surveys across Canada. It provides high-level metadata for catalogued surveys and links to spreadsheets and KML maps for standardised raw data, with data presented through an index map query, periodic table search and index tables.
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0IEDA2 is a collaborative data infrastructure of three complementary data systems: EarthChem, LEPR/traceDs and SESAR. It supports geoscience researchers in sharing and accessing sample data following FAIR data principles, and its mission is open, reproducible and transparent science practices. Components include the EarthChem Library data repository and PetDB geochemical data access.
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0ESS-DIVE is a data repository for Earth and environmental sciences. It collects, stores, manages and shares environmental systems data from research sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. It offers data submission, review, publication, storage and search services, and lists support for curating FAIR and AI-ready data. It is maintained by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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0SIDER is a resource on marketed medicines and their recorded adverse drug reactions, extracted from public documents and package inserts. It includes side effect frequency, drug and side effect classifications, and links to related information such as drug-target relations. The current version, SIDER 4.1, was released in 2015, and the data is stated to be out of date.
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Browse research datasets and experimental data related to biological psychiatry.
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