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Infographic: How do researchers feel about FAIR today?

The FAIR principles were published in 2016 – but what do they mean to researchers today? We asked over 8,400 researchers to share their thoughts on FAIR as part of the 2019 State of Open Data survey, in partnership with Digital Science and figshare.
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