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This site hosts the research output of the institution. The interface is available in Dutch and English.

This site provides access to the research of the institutions. The interface is available in Czech and English. Some items are not available as full-text. Users may set up RSS feeds to be alerted to new content.

EMODnet Bathymetry provides a service for viewing and downloading a harmonised Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for the European sea regions that is generated by the EMODnet Bathymetry partnership on the basis of an increasing number of bathymetric data sets. These are managed as survey data sets and composite DTMs by data providers from government and research. Services for discovery and requesting access to these data sets are provided as well.

The research portal of the Open Universiteit contains the publications, talks, activities and datasets of their scientific staff from six faculties: Educational sciences, Humanities, Law, Management, Psychology and Science. In addition to the disciplinary research programs in eight academic fields, the Open Universiteit has defined a multidisciplinary research program: Innovating for Resilience, to which all faculties contribute. This portal also functions as our institutional repository and as such it provides access to the full text files of much OU output.

Charles University’s repository of publishing activities is a place to store and make available the full texts of the results of science and research of authors at Charles University. The repository is operated in the DSpace system. Employees and students of Charles University can store their results in the repository. Storing and making the result available (auto-archiving) in the CU Repository of Publishing Activities is voluntary for CU employees and students. The process of auto-archiving results in the repository is established in Rector's Directive no. 40/2021, Records of creative activity, projects, and employee mobility at Charles University.. Auto-archiving of results in the repository takes place via the OBD IS Věda module (CU CRIS system). The results are then automatically transferred to this repository after being checked by the faculty open access coordinators.

ValidatorDB is a collection of validation results for the entire Protein Data Bank. Annotation (3-letter code) of HET residues larger than 6 heavy atoms is inspected, i.e. if the residue has the same topology and stereochemistry as the model ligand or residue stored in the wwCCD. Validation reports for the entire database can be inspected as well as for the arbitrary set of PDB entries or PDB annotations (3-letter residue code). Results are available in graphical form via Web UI and can be downloaded in the form of CSV files for further inspection.

PDB-REDO is a databank of optimised (re-refined, rebuilt and validated) Protein Data Bank entries. It covers nearly all structure models derived from X-ray and electron diffraction that have deposited experimental data. Entries can be accessed by their PDB identifier.

This is an institutional repository provides access to the research output of the institution since 1995. Some items are not available via Open Access and are only available to registered members of this institution. The site is available in English.