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Board on Research Data and Information, National Research Council “Changing Roles of Libraries in Support of Scientific Data Activities” June 3, 2010 More Data, More Use, Less Lead Time: Scientific Data Activities at the National Library of Medicine Betsy L. Humphreys Deputy Director National Library of Medicine

NLM & Scientific Data Data categories – Substances – Sequences – Clinical Research – Taxonomies/Nomenclatures/Ontologies

NLM & Scientific Data Challenges (aka Problems) – Much more data Greater NIH/other investment in generating data High throughput methods New, unfunded mandate(s) – Much less lead time Need to achieve standardization more rapidly

Growth In PubChem Tested Substances

7 ICMJE FDAAA 801 ~25-30 / wk ~250 / wk ~320 / wk Number of Studies Registered at ClinicalTrials.gov since May 1, ,317 Results Records submitted (Sept 2008 – March 2010) – About 30 new results records per week; 80 re-submissions per week – Anticipate increase in rate as rules become clear and outreach continues

UMLS Metathesaurus – May 2010 version

NLM & Scientific Data Strengths – Mission & Track Record Curation, Storage, Permanent Access, Standards, R & D – Robust Infrastructure Staff Expertise, Advisory Structure, Computing, Communications – Connections between different kinds of data, information – Strong US partnerships and international collaborations – Heavy use Weaknesses – The “defects of our qualities” – Limited resources – Less user outreach/training than desirable

Hazardous Substances Data, 1978-

Toxic Release Inventory Data, 1987-

National Center for Biotechnology Information, – Design, develop, implement, and manage automated systems for collection, storage, retrieval, analysis, & dissemination of knowledge concerning molecular biology, biochemistry, & genetics – Perform research into advanced methods of computer- based information processing capable of representing and analyzing the vast number of biologically important molecules and compounds – Enable persons engaged in biotechnology research and medical care to use these systems & methods – Coordinate, as much as is practicable, efforts to gather biotechnology information on an international basis

Benzene – PubChem Bioassay Results

- ~2 million users a day million hits a day - 5 terabytes of data a day - 3,500 web hits a second (peak) 17

PubChem Users per Day

Current Activities/Future Plans Continued emphasis on: – Improving the input Tagging, standardization, explicit links (e.g., GenBank #s, NCT #s) – Increasing data curation efficiency – Use of “influentials” to promote standards, best practices – US Partnerships & International collaborations – Computer center efficiency, security – Better discovery, retrieval, display methods

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