Sci Data April 2023 PMID 37024515

The Materials Provenance Store.

Michael J Statt, Brian A Rohr, Dan Guevarra, Santosh K Suram, Thomas E Morrell, John M Gregoire

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What people are saying

The collective posts demonstrate a strong interest and moderate agreement with the publication, often referencing its ability to manage vast experimental data and emphasizing its significant role in materials research, using words like 'important' and noting its potential to transform data sharing.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions express positive views or recognition of the importance of the Materials Provenance Store, indicating general agreement with its significance.

InterestHigh interest

Posts show high interest, as users are discussing this complex, data-rich resource and highlighting its relevance to materials science research.

EngagementModerate engagement

Some posts ask questions or emphasize features of the database, showing moderate engagement, but most are brief acknowledgments rather than detailed analysis.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions hint at the potential impact on scientific research by organizing extensive experimental data, though explicit statements of impact are limited.

Abstract in brief

The Materials Provenance Store (MPS) is a large database that tracks detailed information about experiments on metal oxide materials, especially focused on discovering solar fuels.
It manages data from raw materials to various tests, including electrochemistry and optical, structural, and compositional analyses, allowing users to easily query and access specific experiment data.
The MPS handles vast, complex, and distributed data from over 30 million experiments on more than 12 million samples, providing a way to organize and share this information efficiently for materials science research.]

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Materials Provenance Database for Metal Oxide Research

The Materials Provenance Store (MPS) is a comprehensive database tracking experiments on metal oxide materials, focusing on solar fuels. It manages extensive data from raw materials to various tests, enabling efficient…

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Kenneth Roberts

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