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Archive Data

Securely and permanently store all your project information, research data, and procedures

Databrary is a secure, web-based repository to store all of your research products (e.g., audio and video data files, participant demographics and other study metadata, instrumentation and stimuli, procedural videos, coding manuals, and analysis scripts). Backed by the full support of New York University's IT Department, Databrary provides free archival storage to preserve your data in usable form indefinitely. With participant permission, you can then choose to share your research with the Databrary community.

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Share Data

Improve transparency and reproducibility by sharing data and documenting procedures

Use Data

Use shared data to answer new questions

When scientists share research data (e.g., CHILDES, AddHealth, ECLS, Early Head Start), the field grows and prospers. In addition, data sharing:

meets funder and journal requirements,
reflects our duty to participants and other scientists,
improves scientific practices by increasing transparency and reproducibility, and
expands our influence as researchers.

Video as data and documentation

Wilkinson, K. (2014). Preliminary investigation of visual attention to human figures in photographs: Potential considerations for the design of aided AAC visual scene displays. Databrary. http://doi.org/10.17910/B7G59R.

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Researchers depend on Databrary

Catherine Tamis-LeMonda, Professor of Applied Psychology, NYU

Faster collaboration

We use Databrary to make coding across labs - and across countries - easier and faster. For example, ourcollaborator in Korea posts videos he collected that students here then download and code. We don't have toworry about waiting for secure access to those files, and he gets the coding files faster, too.

- Catherine Tamis-LeMonda, Professor of Applied Psychology, NYU

Lana Karasik, Assistant Professor of Psychology, CUNY

Easily accessible data management and storage

Databrary is a useful data management and storage system, and lets me avoid unreliable hard-drives and bulkyfiling cabinets. In Databrary, files are stored together with linked metadata. I can clearly tell within adataset how many participants are included, which aren’t and why, and sample characteristics - which is alsovery useful to generate grant reports.

- Lana Karasik, Assistant Professor of Psychology, CUNY

Vikram Jaswal, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Virginia

Efficient workflow and secure sharing

So much of my lab's research depends on the video data we collect. Databrary has made our video storage and workflow process so much more efficient. Having all of our video in one reliable, secure place has made it simple and convenient to share data within the lab and with collaborators at other institutions. And you can’t beat the cost! (Free!)

- Vikram Jaswal, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Virginia

Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Professor of Psychology, Temple University

When I teach students how important data sharing is, I use Databrary as an example of how to actually make videos accessible and sharable. Secondary data analysis is the way of the future.

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- Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Professor of Psychology, Temple University

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