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Editorial, Nature 461, 145 (10. September 2009)

“More and more often these days, a research project’s success is measured not just by the publications it produces, but also by the data it makes available to the wider community.

Pioneering archives such as GenBank have demonstrated just how powerful such legacy data sets can be for generating new discoveries – especially when data are combined from many laboratories and analysed in ways that the original researchers could not have anticipated.”

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Registration is now open for our intensive, five-day “Reproducible Research Techniques for Synthesis” immersion course. Running quarterly, the upcoming session will take place November 12-13, 16-18 virtually.

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A new section has been established to collect information and material about the courses and training sessions given within the NorDataNet project.

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ESA Phi-week 28 September - 02 October 2020, a Virtual Event focusing on the Digital Twin Earth.

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Septmeber 23-25 the symposium on Global Collaboraation on data beyond Disciplines is arranged. Further information on the symposium is provided at https://ds.rois.ac.jp/article/dsws_2020/.

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Editorial, Nature 461, 145 (10. September 2009)

“More and more often these days, a research project’s success is measured not just by the publications it produces, but also by the data it makes available to the wider community.

Pioneering archives such as GenBank have demonstrated just how powerful such legacy data sets can be for generating new discoveries – especially when data are combined from many laboratories and analysed in ways that the original researchers could not have anticipated.”

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