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In recent years, there has been an increasing drive towards scientific data not only being utilized for the specific context for which it has been created, but that data is findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable beyond, by both humans and machines. This paradigm has been captured and formalized in the FAIR principles. In this paper, we discuss relevance and practical aspects of applying FAIR principles to chemical data in life sciences R&D.
Machine Learning, FAIR data, Collaborative research, Artificial intelligence, Chemical data management, FAIR chemistry, Chemical data FAIRness, Chemical data, Chemical data standards, Discussion paper, Chemical master data, FAIR
Machine Learning, FAIR data, Collaborative research, Artificial intelligence, Chemical data management, FAIR chemistry, Chemical data FAIRness, Chemical data, Chemical data standards, Discussion paper, Chemical master data, FAIR
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