CHEM 530D (Willis)

Dryad workshop recording

Software tool to assist with writing Data Management Plans.

Registry of Research Data Repositories

A Software Carpentry workshop is taught by at least one trained and badged instructor. Over the course of the workshop, instructors teach our three core topics: the Unix shell, version control with Git, and a programming language (Python or R). Curricula for these lessons in English and Spanish (select lessons only) are below.

You may also enjoy Data Carpentry's lessons (which focus on data organization, cleanup, analysis, and visualization) and Library Carpentry's lessons (which apply concepts of software development and data science to library contexts).

"Where ethically and legally feasible, all ACS journals strongly encourage authors to make the research data underlying their articles publicly available at the time of publication. "

"With the increasing focus on open science and FAIR data, IUPAC is focusing effort toward the development of digital standards for chemistry. Led by members of the IUPAC Committee on Publications and Chemical Data Standards (CPCDS), chemists and data scientists must translate existing chemical standards into the digital space, to support the chemistry community. Below are currently available digital standards developed through IUPAC, active projects and related resources."