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DNAmod is a database described as the DNA modification database. The site offers search over DNA modifications, including verified and unverified entries, by fields such as common name, ChEBI ID, IUPAC name, synonyms, chemical formula, abbreviation and symbol. It also presents modified DNA nucleobases organized by chemical hierarchies.
Bharat Genome Database is the flagship digital data resource of the BioHeritage Program, powered by the Sivasakthi Science Foundation. It functions as a centralized, open-access FAIR data repository focused on plant genomes of the Indian subcontinent. The platform hosts curated plant genome assemblies and provides genomic analysis tools including BLAST, JBrowse, JBrowse 2, IGV, and Gen AI Labs.
The World Stress Map is a global compilation of information on the crustal present-day stress field, maintained since 2009 at the GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences. It is an open-access database with stress information compiled in a standardized, quality-ranked format. The 2025 database release contains 100,842 data records in the Earth's crust.
A data archive from DEFRA UK Air offering measured air quality data and simple statistics. It covers monitoring data from over 1500 UK sites organised into automatic and non-automatic networks, descriptive statistics such as annual mean, maximum and minimum values, and exceedance statistics for concentrations above specific threshold values. Data can be downloaded using a Data Selector Tool or pre-formatted files.
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MathRepo is an institutional repository of the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig, dedicated to mathematical research data. It collects scripts and code, explains applications of mathematical software, and hosts supplementary material for research projects and workshops. Publications are only possible for scientists of the MPI MiS and their collaborators.
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DNAmod is a database described as the DNA modification database. The site offers search over DNA modifications, including verified and unverified entries, by fields such as common name, ChEBI ID, IUPAC name, synonyms, chemical formula, abbreviation and symbol. It also presents modified DNA nucleobases organized by chemical hierarchies.
Bharat Genome Database is the flagship digital data resource of the BioHeritage Program, powered by the Sivasakthi Science Foundation. It functions as a centralized, open-access FAIR data repository focused on plant genomes of the Indian subcontinent. The platform hosts curated plant genome assemblies and provides genomic analysis tools including BLAST, JBrowse, JBrowse 2, IGV, and Gen AI Labs.
The World Stress Map is a global compilation of information on the crustal present-day stress field, maintained since 2009 at the GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences. It is an open-access database with stress information compiled in a standardized, quality-ranked format. The 2025 database release contains 100,842 data records in the Earth's crust.
A data archive from DEFRA UK Air offering measured air quality data and simple statistics. It covers monitoring data from over 1500 UK sites organised into automatic and non-automatic networks, descriptive statistics such as annual mean, maximum and minimum values, and exceedance statistics for concentrations above specific threshold values. Data can be downloaded using a Data Selector Tool or pre-formatted files.
Browse research datasets and text related to computer, systems and electrical engineering.
MathRepo is an institutional repository of the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig, dedicated to mathematical research data. It collects scripts and code, explains applications of mathematical software, and hosts supplementary material for research projects and workshops. Publications are only possible for scientists of the MPI MiS and their collaborators.
