Data Sharing in the Neurosciences
This week, we highlight some of the leading open repositories making neuroscience and neuroimaging data more accessible. Platforms like Radboud Data Repository, OpenNeuro, DataDryad, and Zenodo host a growing number of openly available EEG, MEG, and fMRI datasets – supporting transparency, reproducibility, and new discoveries across the field. These resources show what’s possible when data is shared: broader collaboration, faster validation of results, and increased reuse beyond the original study. If you’re thinking of making your data available take a look at the OxCin Sharing Data page for policies and best practice regarding data sharing.
By Teresa Simoes Steyn