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Sofia Labrecque and Jonathan Lawson
The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

NIH Repositories: A Landscape Analysis

See the full article here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5374625

Workshop Reference Graphs

Total Number of Repositories by Access type
Total Number of Repositories by Data type

The NIH-Sponsored Repository list will be valuable to principal investigators (PIs)

1. Those who are looking for secondary data to use for their research.
2. Those who need to identify a repository to submit data to, potentially as a part of their Data Management and Sharing (DMS) plan.

Additional Notes

• The preprint SSRN paper (QR code on reverse) provides an overview of the NIH-sponsored repositories available and can serve as a good starting point in the search for a repository to submit to or to access data for secondary research.
• When submitting data to a repository as part of NIH requirements, identify a repository and contact them early in the grant lifecycle, as you may need to vet multiple repositories and ensure schema alignment with the final chosen repository, and more.
  

NIH-Supported Scientific Repositories:

https://www.grants.nih.gov/new-to-nih/information-for/researchers/resources-for-research