Deposit research data
Your data deserves its own citation.
Deposit a dataset with ConductScience Data and it becomes a record others can find, verify and cite — with a DOI of its own. You do not need a manuscript with us, or anywhere else.
What a deposited record gives you
A citable DOI
Every published record receives a Crossref DOI under the ConductScience prefix 10.55157, registered as a dataset and resolvable from the day it goes live.
A landing page that explains itself
Files, methods, creators, licence and rights sit on one page, with Schema.org and RO-Crate metadata underneath for machines that need to read it.
Checksums for every file
A SHA-256 manifest ships with the record, so anyone who downloads your data can prove they received exactly what you deposited.
Versions that stay put
A published version is immutable. Corrections and additions become a new version with its own DOI, and earlier versions keep resolving.
How a deposit works
Every deposit is curated. A person reads what you send before it is published, which is the reason a ConductScience Data record is worth citing.
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Tell us about the dataset
Send the files, or a link to them, with whatever documentation you already have. A README, a data dictionary and a licence are the three that matter most.
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We check it
Every deposit is screened before publication: file integrity, malware, archive safety, credentials left in code, and personal data. We tell you what we find and you decide what to change.
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It goes live with a DOI
We publish the landing page, register the DOI with Crossref, and send you the citation. If the data supports a paper, the two records point at each other.
See what you would get
The data and analysis behind The information in diagnostic tests is published as a ConductScience Data record: eleven creators, a fixed release version, per-file checksums, a rights statement, and a registered DOI.
- File integrity and declared format
- Malware
- Archive safety and unsafe paths
- Credentials and keys left in code
- Personal and identifying data
We report what we find and never alter your files. You decide what to change before publication.