Public Dataset Discovery
Before a protocol or a grant can be written, someone has to find out whether the data already exists: in a public registry, in a paper that shared its data, or in a trial that shares participant data. That search is a week of browser tabs across dozens of sites.
Teams need one search that returns the registries with their access routes, the papers with data links and the trials that share participant data, each tied to its source.
Done by hand, the access conditions are discovered after the plan is written, and the contacts who hold the data are never found.
80 verified registries and repositories
Each with its access route stated: open, registration, application, data use agreement or fee, and every URL checked.
Papers that share their data
Studies on the topic with data links on Europe PMC, with the corresponding author where the paper lists one.
Trials that share participant data
Registered trials with participant-data sharing on ClinicalTrials.gov and the public contacts they list.
How it works
Describe what you need: a condition, an outcome, a population, in plain words; nothing is uploaded.
See three results at once: the best registry, paper and trial, each linked to its source.
Get the full list with contacts: every link, access route and listed contact in one email you can forward.
Bring it into a study: public files such as NHANES SAS transport files load directly into a Sutrix study.