ALT Screenshot of part of the paper: "Similarly, in those EC-funded projects where IRES has participated, effective data management practices ensure data generated during a project are gathered and stored for use over the entire term of the project and reuse thereafter. In this context, ensuring that the data are citable will promote their discovery; the transparency of project results; reuse by other members of the research community; and accreditation [44]. The H2020 eNanoMapper project is a case that strongly supports this argument. eNanoMapper developed a computational infrastructure for the management of engineered nanomaterials toxicological data by integrating related public data stored in several databases [45]."

ALT Figure 1: Accessible nanosafety data.

ALT TeSS content provider page of eNanoMapper listing the (now) 9 materials.