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Introducing Open Science Index What if every open source science tool, AI model, dataset, and workflow across biology, chemistry, physics, materials science, and earth science lived together in one searchable place? That's the idea behind Open Science Index. Scientific tooling is exploding, and keeping up with what exists, and... what still works, is hard. What started as our own internal tracker is now open to every researcher. → Open source tools, models, and datasets across every science domain → Health signals: citations, downloads, commits, maintenance status → Linked papers, benchmarks, and alternatives → Open community curation 6,720 resources indexed so far, built on top of bio .tools, Bioconductor, Bioregistry, Hugging Face, BIOS ( BIOS), various GitHub awesome lists, and across other scientific domains. Each linked back to its source. An open, cross-domain index where any researcher can find tools that fit their work, see what is actually used and maintained, and contribute back as their own tools and reviews help shape the catalog. Try Open Science Index and read our blog post in the links below ↓show more

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Erhan Ünal 🐂1 month ago

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Bio Protocol1 month ago

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Bio Protocol1 month ago

Try Open Science now: Blog:

Bio Protocol1 month ago

Read the full blog:

RheumAI1 month ago

Nice! 👏👏

Alpcag.Eth📊1 month ago

🥳⛩️ LFG

rnd.vibes1 month ago

How about basement research projects that have credible data sets, but overlooked by the mainstream. such as the boy from Japan who discovered that caterpillars pass down memories to their offspring

Aliya WEB 31 month ago

This is much needed. Scientific tooling is so fragmented. Having health signals + alternatives in one place is huge for researchers.

Usman kabir1 month ago

This is much needed. Scientific tooling is so fragmented. Having health signals + alternatives in one place is huge for researchers.

IronRed | SandHive1 month ago

Wow what an index!

dOrg1 month ago

good start. the maintenance-status signal is the part tool directories skip, and it's the one that matters!

EPISTEME1 month ago

great!

lee1 month ago

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HERO1 month ago

Lets go up

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