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ScienceFair is an open-source, decentralized science publishing platform designed to make scientific knowledge universally accessible, transparent, and censorship-resistant. Built as a desktop application, it allows users to read, search, and share scientific papers using peer-to-peer technologies like IPFS, removing reliance on centralized publishers or servers. ScienceFair is particularly well-suited for researchers, educators, and open science advocates who value permanent access to...

...YABI can be used to access the NCI-SF in Bioinformatics and the tools available through the Embl Australia EBI mirror hosted at the University of Queensland. With the support of ANDS, QFAB has developed this software system to enable the publication of services and collections based of Yabi workflows and datasets. By sharing the description of their workflows, scientists facilitate the diffusion and re-use of their data. This website provides access to the workflows and datasets that have been made public. By login in, scientist can edit, manage and publish their collection descriptions to the Research Data Australia.

Sciense Searcher is a system that lets you search, organize and share bibliographic cites of research articles, books, booklets, collections, manuals, thesis, proceedings, technical reports, unpublished publications and misc.