Open Science OVGU is the former open access repository for research data and publications of Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU). It is no longer actively maintained, and users are advised not to enter OVGU login details on the site. The repository hosts communities for research data and open educational resources, and includes recent submissions such as the 2024 TapCorder Data Set, which explores classification of oily or cream-like substances using smartphone-captured diffraction data.
The Global Carbon Atlas is a platform for exploring and visualizing data on carbon fluxes from human activities and natural processes. It offers country-level CO₂ emissions data for fossil fuels and land use change, plus global budgets for carbon, methane and nitrous oxide, and material on city emissions and river carbon transport.
The RCSB Protein Data Bank is a member of the Worldwide PDB partnership that curates and annotates PDB data. It provides tools for searching, visualizing, and analyzing 3D structural data, including sequence and structure similarity searches. Users can browse annotations, download and analyze molecules.
The Language Archive Cologne is a digital archive of language resources containing collections of primary language data, including audio and video recordings and linguistic analyses. The site lists 40 collections covering 35 languages, with individual collections documenting specific languages and topics, some marked public and others restricted or academic. It also provides metadata and an API.
GERDA is the national geophysical database for surface-near geophysics. It provides information about its stored data, supported exchange formats, and options for data download and upload. The database covers geoscience topics including deep and shallow geothermal energy, reservoir characterisation, hydropower, seismology, marine-physical planning, oil and gas, economic geology, and Greenland's mineral resources.
Search agriculture, forestry and veterinary medicine data collections and supporting datasets from GBR.
AIDA Data Hub is a Swedish national e-infrastructure for research and clinical innovation in data-driven precision health, focused on multi-modal diagnostics and medical imaging AI. It offers data, services, compute and storage resources, and support to researchers, industry, and caregivers. It is hosted by Linköping University's CMIV and is part of the SciLifeLab Bioinformatics Platform.
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The Global Carbon Atlas is a platform for exploring and visualizing data on carbon fluxes from human activities and natural processes. It offers country-level CO₂ emissions data for fossil fuels and land use change, plus global budgets for carbon, methane and nitrous oxide, and material on city emissions and river carbon transport.
The RCSB Protein Data Bank is a member of the Worldwide PDB partnership that curates and annotates PDB data. It provides tools for searching, visualizing, and analyzing 3D structural data, including sequence and structure similarity searches. Users can browse annotations, download and analyze molecules.
The Language Archive Cologne is a digital archive of language resources containing collections of primary language data, including audio and video recordings and linguistic analyses. The site lists 40 collections covering 35 languages, with individual collections documenting specific languages and topics, some marked public and others restricted or academic. It also provides metadata and an API.
GERDA is the national geophysical database for surface-near geophysics. It provides information about its stored data, supported exchange formats, and options for data download and upload. The database covers geoscience topics including deep and shallow geothermal energy, reservoir characterisation, hydropower, seismology, marine-physical planning, oil and gas, economic geology, and Greenland's mineral resources.
Search agriculture, forestry and veterinary medicine data collections and supporting datasets from GBR.
AIDA Data Hub is a Swedish national e-infrastructure for research and clinical innovation in data-driven precision health, focused on multi-modal diagnostics and medical imaging AI. It offers data, services, compute and storage resources, and support to researchers, industry, and caregivers. It is hosted by Linköping University's CMIV and is part of the SciLifeLab Bioinformatics Platform.
