The Search functionality has been improved by introducing filters (facets) to the Search page. After entering a search term, users can narrow down results by selecting the filters that match what they’re looking for, making it easier to find the right dataset or software publication.
4TU.ResearchData is disseminating metadata to registries and other service providers, to increase the findability of the datasets and software it holds. From 2024, dataset and software publications are also findable via Google Dataset Search and Dimensions. Find out more on this page (tab “Harvesting”).
The Preservation Policy has been updated in order to reflect the most recent developments of our repository.
A template for an End User License Agreement (EULA) has been made available, to help users define conditions under which others can access their restricted datasets.
The “4TU.ResearchData Learning Materials Project” is an initiative to improve support for data submissions to the 4TU.ResearchData repository. The project started in 2024 and aims to consolidate scattered guidance into a single Open Educational Resource using Jupyter Book, with support from the TeachBooks team.
