# CBS Data Sharing Platform

We aim to achieve an analysis platform for the open neuroscience data to expand the research field for each individual in CBS. CBS-DSP provides comprehensive data collection, which allows CBS scientists to generate and stimulate data-driven cross-modal neuroscience. We also plan to expand the platform for all RIKEN, which we expect for CBS researchers to broaden their research field beyond neuroscience.

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# CBS Data Shairng Working Group

- Tomomi SHIMOGORI (Chair)
- Shigeyoshi FUJISAWA (Deputy Chair)
- Andrea BENUCCI
- Kazuhisa SHIBATA
- Atushi TAKATA
- Alexander WOODWARD
- Keiji TANAKA

# Data repository observation

## Search for data set

Use the CBS-DSP Inventory to search across all data archives and find links to raw data

## List of labs

Data collections are listed by lab PI names

## Data for papers

List of papers that used data within the repository

## Types of data

List of data types (molecular, electrical physiology, structure, imaging)

# List of laboratories

Data collections are listed by lab PI names

- Molecular Mechanism of Brain Development (Shimogori lab)

# BSI database archive

## INCF Japan Node

- INCF Japan Node Portal Site
- Visiome Platform
- BMI Platform
- NeuroImaging Platform
- Invertebrate Brain Platform
- Cerebellar Platform (previous version)
- Comprehensive Brain Science Network
- Comprehensive Brain Science Network Platform
- OpenNeuro Repository

## BSI Neuroinformatics

- BSI-NI Project
- CelLoc3D
- Brain Atlas
- Pupil Platform

## Tool

- XooNIps
- CosmoDB

# Term of use

## CBS-DSP Data Policies

Our goal is to generate a searchable data repository platform that will integrate molecular, anatomical, and functional, data which allow us to perform for comprehensive research on mouse, human, and non-human primate brains.

All data production, repository and meta data will be appended by each lab based on the lab heads responsibility. Currently, data access is limited to CBS members.

## Disclaimer

Some members of the CBS may claim patent, copyright, or other intellectual property rights in all or a portion of the data they have submitted. The CBS NIU is not in a position to assess the validity of such claims, and therefore cannot provide comment or unrestricted permission concerning the use, copying, or distribution of the information contained in the CBS-DSP.

## Citation and Acknowledgement

We request that researchers who use CBS-DSP (published or unpublished) in presentations and publications cite and acknowledge the CBS-DSP and data production laboratory(s) for referenced dataset(s).