Data repositories are digital storage spaces that enable researchers and academics to deposit datasets and make them more discoverable, reusable, and accessible. Many journals and publishers require ...

When you're ready to deposit your data for sharing and archiving, look into whether there is already a repository in your field where the most likely users of your data would look. The following sites ...

Discipline-specific or domain repositories accept datasets related to either a specific discipline (e.g., genomics) or a broad subject-area (e.g., social sciences). Some repositories allow for ...

This policy pertains to the materials and aims of the Wyoming Data Repository (WDR), the institutional research data repository of the University of Wyoming and Wyoming community colleges, hereafter ...

Today, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced funding for an Indigenous Data Repository led by Native scientists to help improve health in tribal communities and for all Indigenous Peoples.

As part of NIH’s long-standing commitment to promote the sharing of scientific data, NIH has issued the Data Management and Sharing (DMS) policy (effective 01/25/2023) to “promote the management and ...

There are more than 1,000 repositories where scientists can deposit data and documents associated with their manuscripts. The majority of these are subject-specific—there are ones specialized for ...

The Libraries provide guidance for writing Data Management (and Sharing) Plans (DMPs or DMSPs), whether they are required as part of a grant proposal or written electively to support effective ...

Stakeholders from WMU and MGS broke ground on the new facility that will expand opportunities for groundbreaking geoscience research. KALAMAZOO, Mich.—From exploring carbon capture to identifying ...