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'''"[[Journal:Management and disclosure of quality issues in forensic science: A survey of current practice in Australia and New Zealand|Management and disclosure of quality issues in forensic science: A survey of current practice in Australia and New Zealand]]"'''  
'''"[[Journal:Integration of X-ray absorption fine structure databases for data-driven materials science|Integration of X-ray absorption fine structure databases for data-driven materials science]]"'''  


The investigation of [[Quality (business)|quality]] issues detected within the [[Forensic science|forensic]] process is a critical feature in robust [[quality management system]]s (QMSs) to provide assurance of the validity of reported [[laboratory]] results and inform strategies for [[Continual improvement process|continuous improvement]] and innovation. A survey was conducted to gain insight into the current state of practice in the management and handling of quality issues amongst the government service provider agencies of Australia and New Zealand. The results demonstrate the value of standardized quality system structures for the recording and management of quality issues, but also areas where inconsistent reporting increases the risk of overlooking important data to inform continuous improvement ... ('''[[Journal:Management and disclosure of quality issues in forensic science: A survey of current practice in Australia and New Zealand|Full article...]]''')<br />
With the aim of introducing data-driven science and establishing an infrastructure for making [[X-ray absorption fine structure]] (XAFS) [[Spectroscopy|spectra]] findable and reusable, we have integrated XAFS databases in Japan. This integrated database (MDR XAFS DB) enables cross searching of spectra from more than 2,000 [[Sample (material)|samples]] and more than 700 unique materials with machine-readable [[metadata]]. The introduction of a materials dictionary with approximately 6,000 synonyms has improved the search performance, and links with large external databases have been established. In order to compare spectra in the database, the energy calibration policies of each institution were compiled, and the energy calibration methods across institutions were shown ... ('''[[Journal:Integration of X-ray absorption fine structure databases for data-driven materials science|Full article...]]''')<br />
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"Integration of X-ray absorption fine structure databases for data-driven materials science"

With the aim of introducing data-driven science and establishing an infrastructure for making X-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS) spectra findable and reusable, we have integrated XAFS databases in Japan. This integrated database (MDR XAFS DB) enables cross searching of spectra from more than 2,000 samples and more than 700 unique materials with machine-readable metadata. The introduction of a materials dictionary with approximately 6,000 synonyms has improved the search performance, and links with large external databases have been established. In order to compare spectra in the database, the energy calibration policies of each institution were compiled, and the energy calibration methods across institutions were shown ... (Full article...)
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