1. Chemistry and Materials Science break-out group (Friday morning)

2. Participants Stuart Chalk Amber Collins Angie Hunter David Martinsen Leah McEwen Jeremy Garritano Mary Phillips Helmut Katzgraber Bob Hanisch

3. What tools do we need to make data re-usable? Annotation tools e.g., Center for Expanded Data Annotation and Retrieval https://med.stanford.edu/cedar.html https://med.stanford.edu/cedar.html e.g., Materials Data Curation System https://mgi.nist.gov/materials-data-curation-system https://mgi.nist.gov/materials-data-curation-system ELNs (including wiki sites) DMPs Common formats, agreed semantics Better access to instrumentation metadata e.g., http://equipment.data.ac.uk/ http://equipment.data.ac.uk/ Digital signatures to assure data integrity

4. What kind of repositories do we need? ACS using Figshare for supporting data NSF should Fund a distributed repository system with a federated registry to facilitate data discovery Domain/theme-basedInstitutional Take on the administrative role in coordinating repository services e.g., http://schema.org http://schema.org

5. Roles and responsibilities Shared responsibility for data management and preservation AuthorsInstitutions Publishers, editors Professional societies Funders