If you have published a preprint or open-access article, we can host the underlying data of your figures in an open, interactive, and citable form.
How it works
Tell us about your paper. Give the DOI or arXiv ID of your preprint or open-access article. The platform currently focuses on quantum science and technology.
Share the data behind your figures. Send the files containing that data, in whatever format you have: plain text, CSV, JSON, notebooks, or the scripts that generated the plots. Your files do not need to be tidy. Send them exactly as they are; cleaning, converting, and organizing the data is our job.
We publish it, figure by figure. We convert your data into a clean, machine-readable format, assign the paper a stable LibCorpus ID, and publish interactive versions of your figures alongside the original paper.
What the form asks
Your paper: Whether the article is published in a journal or is a preprint only; its DOI, and its arXiv ID (optional for a journal article).
About you: Your name, your role in the author list (first, corresponding or co-author), and your email.
Your files: A share link to a folder or archive with the data behind your figures; or a link to a public repository (Zenodo, figshare, OSF, or similar); or an upload through the upload link the form provides, with the file name starting with the submission reference the form gives you. Raw and messy is fine.
Send it: Optional notes (which figures the data covers, formats, anything unusual), and a confirmation that you are an author with the right to share the data.
What you enter here (name, email, notes, links) is sent to a private tracker read only by the maintainer, and is used solely to process your submission and to contact you about it. It is never published or shared. To have a submission deleted, email contact@libcorpus.org.