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What is the Emory Dataverse?

Emory University has partnered with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill since 2013 to provide an open data repository for Emory researchers to publish their data. 

January 2025 update:
While discussions are ongoing between Emory and UNC, all Emory users will continue to be able to edit existing datasets in the Emory Dataverse past the originally communicated end date of February 1.

  • Please continue to use your Emory NetID to login to Dataverse.
  • Published datasets will continue to be preserved and made available at their assigned DOI (Digital Object Identifier). 
  • All users will continue to be able to search, discover, and download openly available data in UNC Dataverse.

Data deposited with the Emory Dataverse is made available through a web-accessible repository at no cost to depositors or users. Data on any academic topic are welcome.

The Emory Dataverse is currently hosted within the UNC Dataverse.

Dataverse is an open source web application to share, preserve, cite, explore, and analyze research data. It is in use at several institutions and universities worldwide.

Why Use the Emory Dataverse?

Benefits to using the Emory Dataverse include:

  • Increased visibility and impact of your research. Emory Dataverse gives you a place to share your data publicly, which can increase the visibility of your research. Each dataset in Dataverse is assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), allowing for persistent and reliable long-term access to your data.
  • Safe and active management of your data. Depositing your research data in the Emory Dataverse not only makes your data easier to find and access, but also keeps your data safe. You can add detailed metadata to better describe your data and enable access restrictions.
  • Fulfill data sharing requirements. Many funders and journals expect researchers to share data produced from sponsored research or published research findings. Depositing your data with the Emory Dataverse meets these requirements.

If you are conducting research at Emory and would like to use the Emory Dataverse: