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How Can Researchers Share Data?

Researchers can share data through:
- Online Repositories: Platforms like Zenodo and Figshare allow researchers to upload and share datasets.
- Journals: Many scientific journals now require or encourage the submission of data alongside published papers.
- Institutional Repositories: Universities and research institutions often have their own repositories for data storage and sharing.

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