Tools and workflows for implementing the FAIR Guiding Principles:
Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable
The FAIR Guiding Principles for scientific data management and stewardship are built upon the use of machine-actionable metadata to find, access, interoperate, combine, and directly reuse data with minimal human intervention.
To improve the quality of reported data and maximize reuse potential, metadata must be sufficient to allow unambiguous interpretation of associated data. For metadata management, Minimum Information standards are used in the Life Sciences.
This project is a collaboration between Wageningen University & Research and UNLOCK, aiming to provide open-source tools that help researchers implement FAIR data practices from the start of their projects.
Open-source tools to help you implement FAIR data practices
Record metadata ensuring FAIR scientific data management from the start. Our interactive platform guides you through capturing all essential information.
Go to the App →Reusable computational workflows written in the Common Workflow Language, complete with provenance tracking for reproducible research.
View Workflows →Comprehensive guides and documentation to help you get started with our tools and the UNLOCK FAIR By Design approach.
LEAF, or the Laboratory Equipment Adapter Framework, is an open source, modular, tool for extracting data and metadata from (research) equipment and transferring it via MQTT to an end-point of your choosing.
View documentation →All our code and tools are open source and free to use. Contribute, fork, or adapt them for your own research needs.
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