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Scientist and data architect collaborate to curate and archive an inner ear electrophysiology data collection
2019
PLoS ONE
In the past scientists reported summaries of their findings; they did not provide their original data collections. Many stakeholders (e.g., funding agencies) are now requesting that such data be made publicly available. This mandate is being adopted to facilitate further discovery, and to mitigate waste and deficits in the research process. At the same time, the necessary infrastructure for data curation (e.g., repositories) has been evolving. The current target is to make research products
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0223984
pmid:31626635
pmcid:PMC6799921
fatcat:jp42y5qz4vhl5m4v64wx3i6ura