ScienceDB has become the recommended data repository of Taylor & Francis
Recently, Science Data Bank (ScienceDB) has become Taylor & Francis’s recommended data repository. Taylor & Francis has published more than 2,900 academic journals in more than 30 disciplines, including the humanities, medicine, engineering and technology. In the future, researchers from all over the world can submit their papers in Taylor & Francis’s journals and choose ScienceDB to submit and publish scientific research data.
ScienceDB was recommended by Taylor&Francis
Prior to this, ScienceDB has been included in the list of recommended general data repositories by Springer Nature, Elsevier, Cell Press and American Geophysical Union (AGU) journals; at the same time, ScienceDB has been indexed by Web of Science’s Data Citation Index and indexed by Google Dataset Search.
ScienceDB is committed to publishing high-quality scientific data that conforms to mainstream data standards or conventions, and aims to promote the findability, accessibility, interoperability, and reusability of scientific data (FAIR principles), and enhances the value of scientific research data results. ScienceDB will continue to actively carry out exchanges and cooperation with international high-end academic brands to promote the positive development of data sharing culture atmosphere and ecology in China.
For detailed information, please contact Ms. Li Zongwen (lzw@cnic.cn).