Related, links and wiki help

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• Pablo Echenique http://www.pabloechenique.com
  

• Peter Murray-Rust http://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/staff/pm.html
  

• Jorge Estrada
  

• Joe Townsend http://www-pmr.ch.cam.ac.uk/wiki/Joe_Townsend for CMLSchemas including CMLLite and CMLComp
  

• Sam Adams http://www-pmr.ch.cam.ac.uk/wiki/Sam_Adams for Lensfield2]
  

• Marcus D. Hanwell http://www.kitware.com/company/team/hanwell.html
  

• Jens Thomas - STFC Daresbury Laboratory, Warrington, U.K.

• Green Chain Reaction
  

• The Computational Modelling Group's thermochemistry database @ Cambridge
  

• The Blue Obelisk group
  

• CECAM Workshop: Data representation and code interoperability for computational materials physics and chemistry
  

• NESC Meeting: Toward a common data and command representation for quantum chemistry
  

• eBank UK and eCrystals projects of digital repositories for crystallographic data
  

• Scholarly Output Notification and Exchange (SONEX). See also their blog entry mentioning Quixote.
  

• TARDIS (Federated Diffraction Image Publication Repository)
  

• Visions of a (Semantic) Molecular Future. Hackfest and symposium to celebrate the ideas of Peter Murray-Rust.
  

• Beyond The PDF workshop

• The Computational Modelling Group's thermochemistry database @ Cambridge
  

• Computational Chemistry Comparison and Benchmark DataBase @ NIST
  

• Benchmark Energy & Geometry DataBase @ Czech Republic Academy of Sciences
  

• Basis Set Exchange @ EMSL
  

• QCRNA 1.0: a database of quantum calculations for RNA catalysis PubMed
  

• Regional Computational Chemistry Collaboratory @ The University of Alabama
  

• Density Functional Repository not a database of calculations, but of interest nonetheless.

• A quixotic approach to an Open knowledgebase for Computational Chemistry
  

• WorldWide_Molecular_Matrix

• Open definition
  

• Principles for Open Data in Science
  

• Barriers to open science: From big business to Watson and Crick
  

• The Why, When, Where and How of publishing data
  

• Discussion about the openness of data collections and compilations

• Guide to Data Management and Publishing @ MIT
  

• D-Lib Magazine special issue on ''Research Data''
  

• The Fascinator platform for managing digital objetcs, with a subproject on research data management
  

• Guide for Research Libraries: The NSF Data Sharing Policy by the Association of Research Libraries
  

• OAI-PMH aggregation?, blog entry by Nick Sheppard of UKCoRR
  

• University of California Curation Center and their EZID service

• IUPAC guidelines for presentation of methodological choices in the publication of computational results
  

• ''Technology Roadmap for Computational Chemistry'' by the Council of Chemical Research (1999)

• The workshop where it-all/some-of-it started
  

• Borge's Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge's Taxonomy
  

• YouTube drive to 'crowd-read' Spain classic Don Quixote

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