[Rdap] FW: Submit your NMR spectral data in The Journal of Organic Chemistry and Organic Letters

Thu Feb 13 12:20:27 EST 2020

Hi all,
The way I read this- the tool will zip the NMRs, etc into a zipped file and the researcher will submit it to ACS so it will be available along with the published article.
If I’m reading this correctly this is NOT what we want and is not be what the funding agencies (and the worldwide research) are requiring. Data behind a paywall is not shared or FAIR data.

I haven’t done an exhaustive search, but I’m assuming by now there are subject-specific open repositories for NMR, etc chemical data where the data are being curated and researchers can actually reuse the data. There may even be a science gateway (sciencegateways.org) for organic chemists.

When it comes to data, ACS is out of step with the rest of the world.

Daureen

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Including data alongside a publication has many benefits for authors, editors, reviewers, and readers. For authors, it will help in compliance with data-management plans and any funder requirements that data be made publicly available. The data will be citable and can be included in grant applications or updates to funders. Readily available data can provide a needed service to the community, much like reviewing, and will improve archiving for the long-term benefit of the scientific community. As an incentive, participating ACS publications identified with FAIR data will include a note in the PDF and HTML that FAIR data is available.

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