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MatD3: A Database and Online Presentation Package for Research Data Supporting Materials Discovery, Design, and Dissemination

The discovery of new materials as well as the determination of a vast set of materials properties for science and technology is a fast growing field of research, with contributions from many groups worldwide. Materials data from individual research groups is traditionally disseminated by means of loosely interconnected, peer-reviewed publications. MatD3 is an open-source, dedicated database and web application framework designed to store, curate and disseminate experimental and theoretical materials data generated by individual research groups or research consortia. A research group can set up its own instance of MatD3 and publish scientific results or simply use an existing online MatD3 instance. Disseminating research data in this form enables broader access, reproducibility, and repurposing of scientific products. MatD3 is a general purpose database that does not focus on any specific level of theory or experimental method. Instead, the focus is on storing and making accessible the data and making it straightforward to curate them.

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