NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to research results

Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by dtlawhon on Wednesday March 18, 2015 @03:56PM (#9228238)

I wonder if this presents an opportunity for someone to set up an app just for this?

Like GitHub but for publishing scientific data and code.

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Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by Joe8Bit on Wednesday March 18, 2015 @04:02PM (#9228283)

Figshare[0] has already gotten quite a lot of traction in this space. Full disclosure was started by a friend, but people say very good things.

[0] https://figshare.com

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Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by dtlawhon on Friday March 20, 2015 @02:34AM (#9236457)

Thanks for the heads up!

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Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by semaphoreP on Wednesday March 18, 2015 @03:58PM (#9228254)

In astronomy, we have the Astrophysics Source Code Library[1] at least for the code part.

[1] http://ascl.net/

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Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by dtlawhon on Friday March 20, 2015 @02:35AM (#9236463)

I'm running some astrophysics code from that resource now. This is awesome. B) Thanks for the heads up!

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Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by afandian on Thursday March 19, 2015 @06:49AM (#9231104)

DataCite.org is the DOI Registration Agency for data sets. Lots of people use it to store, make available and make citable data sets and (AFAIK), code.

FigShare.com is a DataCite member that has a nice interface for uploading and giving DOIs to research content.

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Re:NSF announces plan for comprehensive public access to res... by dtlawhon on Friday March 20, 2015 @02:35AM (#9236461)

Awesome resources, thanks!

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