Encouraging Submission of FAIR Data at <i>The Journal of Organic Chemistry</i> and <i>Organic Letters</i>

Hunter, Angela; Carreira, Erick M.; Miller, Scott J.

doi:10.1021/acs.orglett.0c00383

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“…Two journals, The Journal of Organic Chemistry and Organic Letters joined this programme by publishing a joint editorial. 5 The goal was to utilise existing scholarly infrastructure to encourage data publication and gauge support for data publication from the chemistry community.…”

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FAIR enough?

Hanson

Jeannerat²,

Archibald

et al. 2021

Spectrosc. Europe

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Section: Tony Davies Column Tony Davies Columnmentioning

confidence: 99%

FAIR enough?

Hanson

Jeannerat²,

Archibald

et al. 2021

Spectrosc. Europe

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“…The distinct content of a submission to the repository is not defined in terms of mandatory data files, as standardized processes for the diversity of possible measures to characterize a reaction's outcome are difficult to establish. The repository recommends to deposit all data that is required to validate or understand the results of scientific work, thus reflecting the policies of many journals [27,28,29,30,31] . Therefore, the deposited data should contain at least all datasets that are mentioned in a publication or it should be given with even more detailed information.…”

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“…The repository recommends to deposit all data that is required to validate or understand the results of scientific work, thus reflecting the policies of many journals. [27,28,29,30,31] Therefore, the deposited data should contain at least all datasets that are mentioned in a publication or it should be given with even more detailed information.…”

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Chemotion Repository, a Curated Repository for Reaction Information and Analytical Data

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For scientific progress, access to information and data is of highest importance. While in the past, scientific results in chemistry were published in most of the cases without original data records, a currently arising cultural change concerning the provision of research data offers new chances for the quality and speed of scientific progress. The repository Chemotion is an infrastructure that was established for chemistry and related disciplines to preserve molecular synthesis and characterization data. The focus of the repository is on data of chemical reactions and processes including the corresponding analytical data such as chromatography or spectroscopy data. The repository provides these data for other scientists to foster their re‐use and to allow a fast reproduction of published work. To achieve this goal, several automated but also peer‐review mechanisms in the repository support the providers with suitably preparing their data.

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“…Altogether, research data repositories offer tools and services to address the often mentioned problems of data quality, accessibility and reusability [10, 11] . The key role that repositories play for scientific work is also recognized by publishers as many of them recommend to deposit research data in trustworthy infrastructure along with the publication itself [12–16] . The preservation and sharing of research data in repositories is not only supported by funding institutions but is also progressively enforced [17–22] .…”

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