New Google scientific data search engine

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Google has launched a new dataset search engine that allows users to access specific scientific and technical data from various sources. This tool, available at toolbox.google.com/datasetsearch, is designed for individuals seeking original scientific data. Users have reported interesting findings, including studies on plant species, gender height relationships, and the effects of mechanical stress on cotton genotypes. The search engine is particularly beneficial for those interested in exploring diverse scientific topics.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of scientific research methodologies
  • Familiarity with data retrieval techniques
  • Knowledge of Google search functionalities
  • Interest in interdisciplinary scientific studies
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  • Explore advanced search techniques in Google Dataset Search
  • Research the impact of CMB polarization on cosmological constraints
  • Investigate the relationship between environmental factors and plant species diversity
  • Learn about data analysis methods for scientific research
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Researchers, students, and science enthusiasts looking to access and analyze specific scientific datasets will benefit from this discussion.

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I tried a search for this first and had negative results so I thought it might be helpful.

Google has launched a new https://www.techsupportalert.com/content/google-launches-new-dataset-search-engine.htm feature that enables laypersons to retrieve highly specific results from millions of scattered scientific and technical sources. If you like to get to original scientific sources of data, this one’s for you.

https://toolbox.google.com/datasetsearch
 
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I saw this a few days ago. What interesting things can members find?
 
I had no idea what the search engine amounted to, I just accepted Google's description.

I really do not have the required background for the Physics Forums website. I read and understand whatever I can as I do have a great interest in most fields of science but post very little. I was trying to support the forums by being a contributor to whatever extent I am capable of.
 
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hagar said:
I really do not have the required background for the Physics Forums website. I read and understand whatever I can as I do have a great interest in most fields of science but post very little. I was trying to support the forums by being a contributor to whatever extent I am capable of.

And you have done so! :biggrin:
 
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