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Poster describing the Open EM Data Network (OpEM), a consortium of Swiss electron microscopy facilities to improve open research data practices. Abstract The Open EM Data Network (OpEM) is a consortium of Swiss electron microscopy facilities working together to: Improve Open Research Data (ORD) practices in the Swiss EM community Provide an open and FAIR repository for Swiss EM data not hosted elsewhere Standardize EM metadata & automate collection at Swiss EM facilities Follow a consistent data lifecycle when collecting data at different facilities Streamline publication of EM data into open repositories like EMPIAR, EMDB, and the PDB OpEM will target both researchers producing EM data and consumers of open data for additional science. Data producers benefit from more streamlined data collection, standardized facilities, easier deposition for publication, and adherence to data management policies. The wider availability of open EM data brings numerous benefits, including reproducing results, applying new techniques to old data, training AI & other new methods, and mining data for new insights.
electron microscopy, open research data, data repository, metadata standards, cryoEM, switzerland,
electron microscopy, open research data, data repository, metadata standards, cryoEM, switzerland,
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