Material Science Data Repository (D2.3)

Guillaume Gaisné

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19238714

December 3, 2024Open Access

Material Science Data Repository (D2.3)

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Key Points

The aim is to assess the suitability and implementation of the NOMAD database for material science applications within the AddMorePower project.
Identifying key features of the NOMAD database
Evaluating its compliance with FAIR principles
Discussing the required developments for effective use in the project
NOMAD is confirmed as a robust material science database
Identified developments needed for seamless integration into the project
Facilitates both public and private data handling as per project requirements

Implication

The AddMorePower project utilizes the NOMAD database for material science, highlighting its development needs and benefits.

Abstract

The AddMorePower project uses the repository/database NOMAD, developed by FAIRmat. It is a material science-oriented database, adhering to the FAIR principles that offers both public and private instances. The document explains the choice for this tool and the development that are needed to properly use this tool in the project.

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Guillaume Gaisné (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c772718bbfbc51511e2e33 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19238714

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Material Science Data Repository (D2.3)

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