H.J. Imker

This paper examines the sustainability of long-standing life science databases in the U.S. under changing funding conditions and identifies potential consequences of their closure.

This study evaluates naming conventions of life science data resources to assess their impact on findability, revealing suboptimal practices and opaqueness in common names.

The paper analyzes 3055 database articles from Nucleic Acids Research to study the proliferation, impact, and maintenance of molecular biology databases over 25 years.