Datasets

NIST Data Discovery provides access to public datasets and data resources generated by science, engineering, and technology research.

Infevers lists genes associated with autoinflammatory diseases, organized alphabetically for browsing.

NOMAD supports materials scientists in managing and sharing their research data with others.

Explore and cite QSAR and QSPR models and datasets through the QsarDB repository.

The AWS Registry of Open Data helps users discover and share datasets available through AWS resources, with tutorials and usage examples.

Data Observatory processes and provides large datasets and open resources to support evidence-informed decisions and sustainable development.

Recherche Data Gouv supports depositing, publishing, reporting, and exploring research data, with training and support resources.

IMPACT supports cybersecurity research through a repository of data and analytics tools and collaboration across academia, industry, and government.

Faces of Fungi presents information about fungi and their relevance to people.

NIST’s Atomic Spectral Line Broadening Bibliographic Database provides references about atomic spectral line broadening, from 1889 onward.

Hong Kong’s open data platform provides datasets for free reuse under the platform’s terms and conditions.

Järfälla’s open data page describes reusable municipal information and linked indicators from Sweden’s Kolada database.

Barcode of Life Data Systems supports species identification through DNA barcodes and biodiversity records.

DISS maps tectonic, fault, and paleoseismological information for assessing seismic hazard, including potential earthquake sources in Italy and nearby areas.

GeoSeer searches for spatial web services and GIS datasets, including WMS, WFS, WCS, and WMTS.

Research Data Leeds lets visitors search, browse, and view recent additions to the university’s research data repository.

QUT's Research Data Finder helps users discover data collections, projects, people, software, and spatial research records.

protocols.io supports creating, sharing, and discovering research methods and workflows, with tools for organizing protocols and team collaboration.

RIO preserves, provides access to, and openly disseminates scientific, teaching, and institutional work from Pablo de Olavide University.

Open Data Pakistan lets visitors find, explore, and reuse datasets across topics including agriculture, cities, connectivity, and demographics.

IA2 is INAF's end-to-end e-infrastructure for the full lifecycle of observational and simulated astrophysical data, providing petabyte storage, proximate computing, Virtual Observatory publishing, analysis environments, and curation with DOI assignment.

The Wissenschaftliche Sammlungen portal helps users search university and college research collections, digital collections, and related activities.

Trollhättan's PSI data page explains open data and how municipal information can be reused without restrictions.

Earth-prints is an open archive from Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, with articles, theses, books, and conference materials.