Policies Handbook on Using Molecular Collections.
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Creator (person)
de Mestier, Astrid
Mulcahy, Daniel
Harris, David J.
Korotkova, Nadja
Long, Sarah
Häffner, Eva
Paton, Alan
Schiller, Edmund
Leliaert, Frederik
Mackenzie-Dodds, Jacqueline
Fulcher, Tim
Stahls, Gunilla
von Rintelen, Thomas
Martín, María P.
Lücking, Robert
Williams, China
Lyal, Christopher
Güntsch, Anton
Aronsson, Heléne
Castelin, Magalie
Pielach, Anna
Poczai, Peter
Ruiz-León, Yolanda
Sanmartin Bastida, Isabel
Thines, Marco
Droege, Gabriele
Date published
March 14, 2023
Abstract
The access to molecular collections worldwide greatly improves the quality of scientific research by making a growing number of data available for investigation. The efforts on digitisation also aim at facilitating the exchange of material between institutions and researchers that must follow regulations in place and respect best practice. The handbook presented here proposes a workflow to follow to safely exchange materials, in accordance with international laws and legislation. We make numerous recommendations here to help the institutions and researchers to navigate the legal and administrative procedures, in order to manage molecular collections in the best way possible.
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European Commission, European Union | Synthesis+ project, grant agreement ID: 823827 |
Journal title
Research Ideas and Outcomes
Volume
9
Article number
e102908
Publisher
Pensoft Publishers
Place of publication
Sofia, Bulgaia
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2367-7163
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