Health & Medical Data

The National Nuclear Data Center provides evaluated nuclear structure and decay data through its databases.

The General Social Survey provides survey data, including its 2024 cross-section, with repeated measures and questions about digital societies.

The Netherlands’ research portal lets visitors search medical research and register, submit, or manage studies involving human participants.

The Demographic and Health Surveys Program provides information to support population, health, and nutrition programs.

Vivli supports scientific sharing and reuse of clinical research data through a global data-sharing platform.

The Jan Kochanowski University repository organizes research data and collections across fields including humanities, health, science, and the arts.

WorldPop provides open spatial demographic datasets and research on population patterns.

Reality Commons provides datasets on social dynamics and human behavior collected through research projects using mobile phones.

NDACAN preserves and distributes quantitative child abuse datasets for researchers, with resources for the child welfare research community.

ALSoD collects information about genes and mutations related to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

IDDO supports responsible sharing and reuse of infectious disease research data through repositories and a network of scientific collaborators.

Resource Watch is no longer updated; its page directs visitors to the WRI Data Explorer for browsing data.

The Saccharomyces Genome Database provides integrated biological information about budding yeast, including genomic and functional data.

The NWT Discovery Portal is a search tool for accessing environmental monitoring knowledge and data from the Northwest Territories.

Forestry Images provides photographs related to forest health, natural resources, and silviculture, including insects, plants, fire, and wildlife.

China’s human brain tissue resource center collects and stores donated brain tissue and clinical histories for approved scientific research.

SPARK is an interactive platform intended to help scientists share antibiotic research findings and identify potential new antibiotics.