Open Science Data & API Hub

Direct access to raw datasets, API endpoints, and semantic mapping for research and academic integration.

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Data Infrastructure

Standardized machine-readable datasets for researchers, automated data processing, and quantitative modeling.

Relational & Structured Data

Standardized Frictionless Data packages for integration with institutional databases and research management systems.

FRICTIONLESS DATA PACKAGE

Datapackage.json

Contains dataset schema, type definitions, and metadata for automated table generation.

https://yourselftoscience.org/datapackage.json

Machine-Readable Context (AI & LLM Modeling)

Raw text, metadata, and live tool connections formatted specifically for automated processing, autonomous agents, and large-scale language modeling.

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MCP SERVER

MCP

Live data connection for AI agents (ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude, etc) to query our catalogue directly.

https://mcp.yourselftoscience.org/mcp

LLM NATIVE CONTEXT

llms.txt

Raw markdown optimized for feeding directly into system prompts and vector databases.

https://yourselftoscience.org/llms.txt

OPENAPI SPECIFICATION

openapi.json

Allows Custom GPTs and AI Agents to natively call and query the dataset via static endpoints.

https://yourselftoscience.org/openapi.json

Tabular Datasets & JSON Endpoints

Static data endpoints and bulk export files for Python/Pandas workflows, statistical modeling, and local ingestion.

STATIC JSON ENDPOINT

JSON array of all catalogue records, including inactive entries.

https://yourselftoscience.org/resources.json

RAW CSV EXPORT

Static CSV file for offline spreadsheet workflows.

https://yourselftoscience.org/resources.csv

Linked Data & Semantic Mapping

RDF Turtle graphs and VoID metadata aligned with Wikidata identifiers to ensure semantic interoperability with global research repositories.

RDF TURTLE GRAPH

.ttl

Full ontology and instance data in semantic format.

https://yourselftoscience.org/resources.ttl

VoID DESCRIPTOR

Linked Data

Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets (VoID) metadata mapping.

https://yourselftoscience.org/void.ttl

Data Licensing (CC0 1.0)

Our dataset is dedicated to the public domain under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. You can ingest, modify, and distribute the data for any purpose without limitation.

Wikidata Integration

Available Wikidata identifiers link catalogue records to the corresponding projects and organizations. Coverage varies by resource.

The recorded Wikidata query lists 37 items citing this catalogue.

Registered in FAIRsharing

FAIRsharing describes this resource in a registry record. Its DOI identifies that record; it is separate from the live catalogue and the software archive.

Indexed in FAIRsharing

Citing and checking the data

The downloads describe research-participation resources, not participants. Catalogue update dates describe the export; they do not establish when every programme was last verified. Check the linked programme sources for current requirements.

For software citation, use the versioned software archive. Cite a specific archived version when reproducibility requires it.

Dataset Schema

The dataset contains the following fields for each resource. For detailed definitions of each data type, visit our Full Data Dictionary.

  • id: A persistent, unique identifier (UUID) for the resource.
  • permalink: The permanent URI linking directly to the resource's dataset page.
  • slug: A user-friendly identifier used in the URL.
  • title: The name of the resource or study.
  • organizations: An array of organizations conducting the research, each with a name and optional Wikidata ID.
  • link: A URL to the resource's website.
  • dataTypes: An array of strings describing the types of data collected (e.g., "Genome", "Health data").
  • compensationType: The type of compensation offered ("donation", "payment", or "mixed").
  • origin: The country where the organization is based (Headquarters).
  • countries: An array of countries where the resource is available.
  • description: A brief description of the resource.
  • citations: An array of academic citations related to the resource.
  • compatibleSources: Known accepted dataset sources (e.g., "WGS", "23andMe").
  • resourceWikidataId: The main Wikidata QID aligned with the project.
  • entityCategory: The general type of the organization (e.g., "Non-Profit", "Government").
  • entitySubType: A more specific classification of the organization (e.g., "Research Foundation", "Regulatory Agency").
  • isCitedOnWikidata: Whether the recorded Wikidata query found the catalogue cited for this resource.
  • wikidataReferenceUrl: The specific Wikidata URL connecting the resource to the catalogue citation (if applicable).
  • rorId: The Research Organization Registry (ROR) identifier for the primary organization, when available.
  • rorTypes: Organization types from ROR (e.g., "education", "government", "healthcare", "company", "nonprofit").