TOXNET redirects users to other National Library of Medicine products after a broader NLM reorganization. The page explains access routes for toxicology resources including HSDB, LactMed, ChemIDplus, LiverTox and Haz-Map. It states that PubChem serves as NLM's single source for chemical information starting December 2022 and notes that TOXMAP, CTD and Pillbox were retired.
The Canadian Opinion Research Archive (CORA) at Queen's University makes commercial and independent public opinion surveys available to academic, research and journalistic communities. Founded in 1992, it contains hundreds of surveys with items collected by major Canadian commercial firms dating back to the 1970s. Survey data is accessed through the Odesi repository.
The Illinois State Water Survey is part of the Prairie Research Institute. Its scientists collect, analyze, archive and disseminate objective data and technical information. The survey provides data, services and expertise to help people and policymakers in Illinois make decisions.
UniData is a data archive for the social sciences. The site announces that UniData is joining DASSI, a new project with CNR called Data Archive for Social Sciences in Italy, which continues archiving, management and sharing services for social science data. The page redirects to a new site.
RIUMA is the University of Malaga's institutional repository. It aims to increase the visibility of the university's scientific and academic output by providing open access to its content and supporting its preservation. The collection includes articles, scientific papers, teaching materials, digitized old archives and other documents in various digital formats.
NHLBI BioData Catalyst (BDC) is a resource that brings together longitudinal, phenotypic, and genomic data so researchers can discover, combine, and analyze data at scale without managing complex infrastructure. It hosts over 500 datasets spanning 26 distinct data types and more than 5 petabytes of data, and provides secure, scalable cloud environments and reusable analytical resources alongside the data.
The World Data Centre for Space Weather is part of and operated by the Australian Space Weather Forecasting Centre and is located in Sydney, Australia. It offers ionospheric, magnetometer, spectrograph, cosmic ray data and solar images for direct download, and provides software and data catalogue information. Commercial or industrial use of the data is prohibited without a previous written agreement.
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The Canadian Opinion Research Archive (CORA) at Queen's University makes commercial and independent public opinion surveys available to academic, research and journalistic communities. Founded in 1992, it contains hundreds of surveys with items collected by major Canadian commercial firms dating back to the 1970s. Survey data is accessed through the Odesi repository.
The Illinois State Water Survey is part of the Prairie Research Institute. Its scientists collect, analyze, archive and disseminate objective data and technical information. The survey provides data, services and expertise to help people and policymakers in Illinois make decisions.
UniData is a data archive for the social sciences. The site announces that UniData is joining DASSI, a new project with CNR called Data Archive for Social Sciences in Italy, which continues archiving, management and sharing services for social science data. The page redirects to a new site.
RIUMA is the University of Malaga's institutional repository. It aims to increase the visibility of the university's scientific and academic output by providing open access to its content and supporting its preservation. The collection includes articles, scientific papers, teaching materials, digitized old archives and other documents in various digital formats.
NHLBI BioData Catalyst (BDC) is a resource that brings together longitudinal, phenotypic, and genomic data so researchers can discover, combine, and analyze data at scale without managing complex infrastructure. It hosts over 500 datasets spanning 26 distinct data types and more than 5 petabytes of data, and provides secure, scalable cloud environments and reusable analytical resources alongside the data.
The World Data Centre for Space Weather is part of and operated by the Australian Space Weather Forecasting Centre and is located in Sydney, Australia. It offers ionospheric, magnetometer, spectrograph, cosmic ray data and solar images for direct download, and provides software and data catalogue information. Commercial or industrial use of the data is prohibited without a previous written agreement.
