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CIS-BP is an online library cataloging transcription factors and their DNA binding motifs. It allows users to search for transcription factors by identifier, browse entries by model organism, access bulk downloads, view database statistics, and consult related resources and documentation.
Data Skeptic is a podcast hosted by Kyle Polich, featuring interviews with experts on data science, machine learning, AI, and statistics.
The Overview of Medical Research in the Netherlands (OMON) is a website for searching medical research. It includes research from the former National Trial Register, ToetsingOnline, the Research Portal and the public portal of CTIS, and allows users to register their own research in the Research Portal. The former NTR information is available in English only, and other information is generally available in both Dutch and English.
The EU Clinical Trials Register offers a free search of clinical trials in European Union member states and the European Economic Area. Its search engine queries information entered into the EudraCT database, with simple and advanced search modes and filters. It also displays information on EudraCT trials, and ongoing EU/EEA trials are displayed through the Clinical Trials Information System.
FishSounds is a website offering a global inventory of fish sound production research. Information can be searched by fish taxa, by recordings, or by references, and the site includes a video tour, statistics, citations guidance, and additional resources on underwater sound and passive acoustic monitoring.
GeotIS is a free digital information system about geothermal energy in Germany, developed by the LIAG Institute for Applied Geophysics with universities, research institutions and companies on behalf of the German Bundestag. It presents subsurface models and offers maps, statistics and tools for investigating geothermal potential, from initial overview to calculation of possible returns.
The ISRCTN registry is a clinical study registry recognised by the WHO and ICMJE that accepts proposed, ongoing and completed clinical research studies. It provides content validation, curation and unique identification numbers needed for publication, and all study records are freely accessible and searchable. Registration is ideally prospective, though retrospective registration is accepted.
KONECT is the Koblenz Network Collection, a network science project that collects network datasets, analyses them, and publishes the analyses online. It holds 1,326 network datasets in 24 categories, with computed graph statistics and generated plots. Its source code, including an Octave network analysis toolbox and an extraction library, is available as free software under GPL version 3.
MIRAGE is a start-up repository project at Middlesex University funded by JISC. It is developing a warehouse of medical images to support online retrieval tools on the institutional website, complementing the existing OASISplus (Blackboard Vista) teaching system. The chosen platform is GNU GFIT, an open source adapted for archiving medical images, with an external database at image.mdx.ac.uk.
Find published open datasets through filters, categories and keyword search.
NONCODE is an integrated knowledge database dedicated to non-coding RNAs, excluding tRNAs and rRNAs, with a focus on lncRNAs. The current version is v6.0. It offers browsing by species and type, searching entries, statistics, BLAST similarity searches, disease-related information, genome locations, ID conversion, downloads, predicted functions and cross-species conservation.
Novartis clinical trials information page describing the company's clinical research and its transparency materials, including lay protocol synopses, patient trial summaries, clinical trial results and anonymized dossiers submitted to health authorities. It also covers opportunities for patients and healthcare professionals to participate and points to ClinicalTrials.gov for a full listing of active and completed studies.
opendata.gov.je is the official open data portal of the Government of Jersey. It provides public access to government datasets, which users can search or browse by topic. Available topic categories include coronavirus (COVID-19), economy and business, employment, finance sector, health statistics, housing, income and earnings, and population and society. The portal also includes information about datasets, publishing organizations and user groups.
REFOLDdb is a tool for optimizing protein refolding, drawing on published methods used in refolding recombinant proteins. It offers a combined search using multiple inputs, along with statistics, BLAST search, help and download options.
SciRuby is a project providing tools for scientific computing and data visualization in Ruby. Its releases include NMatrix, a linear algebra library with dense and sparse matrix storage and tensor support, alongside visualization and statistics gems. The project describes itself as currently alpha, and it notes its gems are tested but not battle-hardened. SciRuby and NMatrix are available under the BSD three-clause license.
A data and trends page from PeptaHub presenting statistics on peptide compounds, covering legal status, research evidence, administration routes and categories. The page states that 156 peptide profiles were analyzed across 10 therapeutic categories, 5 legal classifications and 6 routes of administration, with the dataset available as JSON and CSV downloads under CC BY 4.0.
Statistics Portal of the German Federal and State Statistical Offices.
Ackee is a self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool focused on privacy. It runs on the user's own server, analyzes website traffic, and provides statistics in a minimal interface. The tool is cookie-free, anonymizes data through a multi-step process, supports unlimited domains, and offers a central GraphQL API for data collection and integration.
astroML is a Python module for machine learning and data mining built on numpy, scipy, scikit-learn, matplotlib and astropy, distributed under the 3-clause BSD license. It provides statistical and machine learning routines for analyzing astronomical data, loaders for open astronomical datasets, and examples of analyzing and visualizing datasets. The project was started in 2012 to accompany a textbook on statistics, data mining and machine learning in astronomy.
Coin Dance is a site offering community-driven Bitcoin statistics and services, covering block reward halving, hash rate, network nodes, transactions, block sizes and development. It presents network summaries, mining breakdowns, fees and proof-of-work data and has a switch to view Bitcoin Cash, eCash and Bitcoin SV.
SecondHandSongs is a music database for finding original versions of songs and exploring covers and samples. It provides songwriter and release details, along with database statistics and sections for unusual, unrecognizable and revival covers, obscure originals and editor's picks. The site notes that advertising revenue supports the database and offers a premium account for ad-free use.
Blockchain Charts presents statistics and indicators for the bitcoin blockchain, including market price, blockchain size, mining information and network activity, along with popular stats and cycle indicators such as the 200 week moving average heatmap.
Dawarich is a self-hostable web application for storing and visualizing personal location history as a private alternative to Google Timeline. It imports Google Takeout data and works with apps such as OwnTracks and GPSLogger. The official iOS and Android apps record location on the device offline and upload points once back online. An API provides endpoints for location data, tracks, visits and statistics.
Edward is a Python library for probabilistic modeling, inference, and criticism. It is a testbed for experimentation and research with probabilistic models, from hierarchical models on small data sets to deep probabilistic models on large data sets. It fuses Bayesian statistics and machine learning, deep learning, and probabilistic programming, and is built on TensorFlow.
