[Eeglablist] OSF retired -- where to download and post EEG data

[Arnaud Delorme]

The Open Science Framework (OSF) is retiring its Projects platform: no new projects can be created after November 16, 2026, and all existing projects become read-only on February 19, 2027 (existing public data will remain downloadable indefinitely). 

If you have been using OSF to share EEG, MEG, or other neuroelectromagnetic data, NEMAR is an excellent alternative https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://nemar.org/__;!!Mih3wA!G3glZieUJ6Kofs-ZYz0GXMrfnU1KX0h9fCLNxFo74lMuYn2ixozyZUmMj8a7RUA_lyezMFhTYjKgTNll9pkFcFdZ$ . NEMAR lets you upload your data free of charge and offers improved indexation — datasets are referenced in all major databases, making your data easier to discover and cite. NEMAR also provides integrated visualization and computational tools through the Neuroscience Gateway. NEMAR has 754 datasets from 39k participants and is hosted by us at SCCN. If you are in Europe, because of GDPR constraints, we recommend https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://publicneuro.eu__;!!Mih3wA!G3glZieUJ6Kofs-ZYz0GXMrfnU1KX0h9fCLNxFo74lMuYn2ixozyZUmMj8a7RUA_lyezMFhTYjKgTNll9ju4bht4$  <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://publicneuro.eu/__;!!Mih3wA!G3glZieUJ6Kofs-ZYz0GXMrfnU1KX0h9fCLNxFo74lMuYn2ixozyZUmMj8a7RUA_lyezMFhTYjKgTNll9rMsifrc$ > and is managed by Cyril Pernet in Denmark.

Arno