One of the key missions of the Data Repository Platform is to preserve valuable research data stored on laptops, external storage devices, or even in drawers or other storage locations for future researchers.

Unusual research data from our everyday world has been added to the ARP Data Repository in an unusual way and is available to anyone interested.

The HUN-REN ARP Data Repository and its associated services can play a significant role in helping students search for, use, store, and share research data as part of their research activities.

As a senior research fellow, Richárd Fiáth is responsible for overseeing several research projects, and for many years he has also been in charge of the secure storage and archiving of the research group’s data.

Since the ARP Data Repository became publicly available in November 2024, there has been a steady, significant upward trend in both data uploads and downloads.

ARP ambassadors, as data controllers in their research projects collaborate with ARP experts to develop mechanisms for managing their institutions' research data.

The funniest data package in the ARP Data Repository is also one of its most popular.

The institutional data repository of the University of Szeged has been launched – the infrastructure uses the ARP Schema Registry component.

RO-Crate is now one of the most widely accepted data packaging standards in the field of research.