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The Canadian Astronomy Data Centre is a digital research facility for professional astronomers. It provides telescope data and advanced data products as an open data source for the international astronomy community, provided by the National Research Council of Canada. Documentation covers interactive archive access, web APIs, and data providers.
Chromatone is an open source research and design project for visual music education, communication and performance. It presents a color coding system linking notes, intervals, chords and scales, and offers web apps for music education and independent research, plus tutorship and a sticker shop.
Consensus is a search engine that uses AI to find answers in scientific research.
depositar is a research data repository built on the open source CKAN package and customized for research data management. It is open to all researchers and free to register. Datasets can be searched by spatiotemporal ranges, data types and keywords, indexed by Google Dataset Search, and accessed through Web APIs and structured data endpoints.
FAIRDOMHub is a free and open platform for research data management built on the FAIRDOM-SEEK open source web platform for sharing scientific research assets, processes and outcomes. It allows organising documents and data, controlling who can see, download or edit items, describing datasets with available standards, and publishing data linked to scientific articles.
Fatcat is a catalog of research publications including journal articles, conference proceedings, and datasets. It provides archival file-level metadata, a preservation coverage visualizer, work/edition grouping, and public metadata dumps. The project aims to track gaps in preservation coverage to support long-term access to research content on the scholarly web. It is hosted at the Internet Archive.
Hull York Medical School describes itself as one of the UK's contemporary medical schools, delivering medical education and research. It offers medicine degrees, postgraduate taught degrees and postgraduate research degrees, and states that its research is transforming lives. The page lists news and events, including online postgraduate study chats and webinars.
JMIR Publications is the official website of the leading open access digital health research publisher. It hosts over 30 open access journals with more than 43700 free-to-read and downloadable articles, including the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research. The publisher also offers JMIRx overlay journals for preprint repositories, and focuses on disseminating digital health research to researchers, patients, and other knowledge users.
McGill University is a university whose website presents admissions information for undergraduate and graduate programs, certificates, diplomas and continuing studies, along with tuition fees, scholarships and financial aid. It also lists research jobs, research funding, libraries and research services, innovation and partnerships, and student life services. The site includes news items and an invitation to an Open House on October 24.
Data1850 is an interactive website from NZIER for exploring, visualising, comparing and downloading long-term economic data for New Zealand. Its data is organised into five key areas: Government, Economic Activity, Prices, International Linkages, and People. The site also provides downloadable summaries from the book 'Looking at the Numbers' by Phil Briggs. It is free to use and available to anyone.
The PGP Repository is an infrastructure for publishing plant research data. It offers submission options for IPK staff and for partners using ELIXIR authentication, plus web-based submission. Users can browse and search the repository through the DataCite Metadata Store, and view access and download statistics for stored datasets.
The site is currently being used to organise an archive of the Sunrise Research Laboratory and of Boxer work undertaken within that Laboratory. The text states it will be a public resource once the work is done. It also notes that material formerly on the Sunrise website at another location may not be found here and must be requested specifically.
AI literature search, document translation, and deep-research workspace for researchers.
Fashion History Timeline is a fashion research hub. It hosts hundreds of essays covering specific artworks, garments and films, and provides students and researchers with essential fashion facts, specialized vocabulary, analysis models, and links to digitized primary and secondary sources.
Africam is a platform that provides live HD wildlife streams from cameras located across South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Botswana. It partners with conservation organizations and runs citizen science initiatives to support wildlife research.
AI search assistant that answers questions and surfaces web results in a cleaner interface.
Andrew Marsh's personal website hosts experimental tools and web applications developed as part of ongoing work on PerformativeDesign.com. It includes framework apps, interactive diagrams, and processing applications. Outputs may be used for research, teaching, consulting, or commercial work, but source code is copyrighted and may not be copied or reverse engineered.
The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization is a research organization founded in 1995 that explores the bigfoot/sasquatch mystery. The site maintains a comprehensive sightings database with reports by region and offers background material, FAQs, and information on collecting evidence.
CachedViews is a cached website viewer that lets users view old and archived versions of web pages through the Wayback Machine. It is used to find cached pages, website history and deleted web pages. A live page can also be saved for later.
Open source web client for ChatGPT-style assistants, API keys, prompts, and self-hosted AI chat.
CRATOR is a proposed dark web crawler described in an arXiv paper. It is designed to extract pages that handle security protocols such as captchas, using seed URL lists, link analysis and scanning to discover content, with user-agent rotation and proxy usage for anonymity. The authors report evaluation using coverage, performance and robustness metrics, and suggest threat intelligence, cybersecurity and online investigation applications.
The Dark Patterns Tip Line collects reports of dark patterns, described as design tactics in websites and apps that persuade people into actions they would not otherwise take. A team of designers, academic researchers, legal experts and policy specialists leads the project. Submissions are reviewed before posting and may be used in research or to illustrate dark patterns to the public, media and policymakers.
This arXiv paper proposes an end-to-end scalable architecture for early identification of new Tor sites and daily analysis of their content. It is built on an open source big data stack including Kubernetes, Kafka, Kubeflow and MinIO, discovering onion addresses across several sources, downloading HTML from Tor, deduplicating with MinHash LSH and categorizing with BERTopic modeling. In 93 days it identified 80,049 onion services and characterized 90% of them.
A one-step page for decoding Social Security Numbers issued prior to June 25, 2011. It points to an article on the structure of Social Security Numbers and to the Social Security Administration website for later number assignments. It also points to the Internal Revenue Service website for the structure of Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers. The page was automatically updated monthly through June 2011 and has been static since.
