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Questions concerning "Open Science", or research done in full view of the public eye, with a focus on accessibly and reproducibility, including tools to enable such access.
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How to choose a generalist repository and what risks should I be aware of?
You can find repositories that assign DOIs to datasets in the Repository Finder Tool.
You can filters those that actually meet the criteria of the Enabling FAIR Data.
edit: Full disclosure, I work at …
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back assign DOI to extant dataset
I think is to a certain degree possible. One can potentially put the dataset in a data repository that assigns DOIs to the dataset. Then the dataset can includes the links to the published article as …
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