4TU.ResearchData
We offer researchers a trusted long-term archive, qualified with a Data Seal of Approval, for storing and reusing applied, technical-scientific research data.
Bas Hensen
"I am very happy with the possibility to link to our publication in Nature for further description of the data and having a DOI (Digital Object Identifier)."
Wil van der Aalst
"The usefulness of depositing our event logs at the 4TU.ResearchData archive is evident. The many emails with requests for event logs can easily be answered by giving the DOI of the dataset."
About us
We offer all researchers a trusted long-term archive for storing and reusing research data in the technical sciences.
Find our data
4TU.ResearchData has archived thousands of datasets. With the help of the Data Browser you can find, view, download and reuse them.
Upload data
In our data archive you can upload datasets from scientific research. This can be raw data, edited data or specific data that has connection to a publication.
Data funds
4TU.ResearchData offers two funds to support researchers in making their data available. The Data Paper Fund and the Data Refinement Fund.
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Wouldn't it be great if there was a national service for handling consent forms? And if members of the public could use their national digital IDs to login and see info on the research based on their consent?