Sextant is a marine and coastal geographic data infrastructure run by Ifremer. It aims to document, disseminate and promote a catalogue of marine environment data, and provides tools to support data archiving, discovery and access. It is intended for Ifremer laboratories and partners as well as national and European stakeholders in the marine and coastal domain, and offers interactive maps of themes such as bathymetry and habitats.
PDBj, the Protein Data Bank Japan, maintains the global PDB/BMRB/EMDB archives of macromolecular structures. Its website provides integrated tools for searching and analyzing PDB data, along with data deposition, standard format downloads, molecular viewers, derived databases and an educational service. PDBj is a member of the Worldwide PDB.
CMIP5 is the fifth phase of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project, promoted by the WCRP Working Group on Coupled Modelling with input from IGBP AIMES. It provides a multi-model framework for coordinated climate model experiments, including assessment of carbon cycle and cloud feedbacks, climate predictability on decadal timescales, and differing responses of similarly forced models.
The Antimicrobial Peptide Database (APD6) is a resource focused on antimicrobial peptides. It offers a searchable interface with filtering options by attributes such as AMP ID, name, chemical modification, binding target, source organism, sequence, and peptide length. The database also includes supplementary materials including nomenclature guidance, classification systems, a glossary, 3D structure information, statistical data, related database links, and news updates.
Dataset repository covering history, with searchable image.
TheCellVision hosts projects presenting single-cell and image-based analyses of yeast, including endocytic compartment morphology, protein localization and abundance analysis, and cell cycle omics. Each project has its own Help section with methodological procedures and a data dictionary. Unless stated otherwise, projects are based on their own unique image sets.
The Purdue University Research Repository is a data management and publishing service for Purdue researchers. It offers guidance on data management plans, project storage, file sharing for collaboration, and dataset publication with a DOI and citation tracking. Open datasets from Purdue research are archived and can be explored. Storage is measured per project, starting with 100GB.
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PDBj, the Protein Data Bank Japan, maintains the global PDB/BMRB/EMDB archives of macromolecular structures. Its website provides integrated tools for searching and analyzing PDB data, along with data deposition, standard format downloads, molecular viewers, derived databases and an educational service. PDBj is a member of the Worldwide PDB.
CMIP5 is the fifth phase of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project, promoted by the WCRP Working Group on Coupled Modelling with input from IGBP AIMES. It provides a multi-model framework for coordinated climate model experiments, including assessment of carbon cycle and cloud feedbacks, climate predictability on decadal timescales, and differing responses of similarly forced models.
The Antimicrobial Peptide Database (APD6) is a resource focused on antimicrobial peptides. It offers a searchable interface with filtering options by attributes such as AMP ID, name, chemical modification, binding target, source organism, sequence, and peptide length. The database also includes supplementary materials including nomenclature guidance, classification systems, a glossary, 3D structure information, statistical data, related database links, and news updates.
Dataset repository covering history, with searchable image.
TheCellVision hosts projects presenting single-cell and image-based analyses of yeast, including endocytic compartment morphology, protein localization and abundance analysis, and cell cycle omics. Each project has its own Help section with methodological procedures and a data dictionary. Unless stated otherwise, projects are based on their own unique image sets.
The Purdue University Research Repository is a data management and publishing service for Purdue researchers. It offers guidance on data management plans, project storage, file sharing for collaboration, and dataset publication with a DOI and citation tracking. Open datasets from Purdue research are archived and can be explored. Storage is measured per project, starting with 100GB.
