(pronounced nm-archive) is a FAIR and Open,Consensus-Driven Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Data Repository and Computational platform. https://nmrxiv.org Journal of Natural Products 2023 – New NMR Data Requirements recommends NMR data deposition in nmrXiv for new compounds reported in J. Nat. Prod. Articles. nmrXiv: A FAIR and Open, Consensus-Driven NMR Data Repository and Computational Platform V. Nainala, Jena/DE, N. Sharma, Jena/DE, N. Rayya, Jena/DE, S. Kuhn, Tartu/Estonia, J. Liermann Mainz/DE, S. Neumann, Halle/DE, O. Koepler, Hannover/DE, C. Steinbeck, Jena/DE Aims and Objectives Software development To develop a voluntarily FAIR, cloud-based infrastructure that uses freely shared source code and deployment methods. Apply industry-grade development practices to ensure platform reliability, safety, and efﬁcacy. Submission, Curation and Analysis Enable the FAIR Sharing of raw NMR data to enhance the quality of chemical research and dissemination. Also, to develop non-prescriptivist curation and analysis standards for data and metadata. Build standards with input and contributions from the community and make them compatible with existing and potential newly developed formats and approaches. Training To engage analytical chemistry researchers and adjacent communities through webinars, workshops, tutorials, and community calls to ensure that nmrXiv meets the researchers’ needs and implements adequate incentive mechanisms for data contributions and curation. Documentation https://docs.nmrxiv.org Data submissions https://nmrxiv.org Submission Process ~ https://nmrxiv.org Data Backups and RDM FAIR & Open Source Documentation nmrXiv aims to enable the FAIR Sharing of raw NMR data to enhance the quality of chemical research and dissemination. Also, to develop non-prescriptivist curation and analysis standards for data and metadata. Build standards with input and contributions from the community and make them compatible with existing and potential newly developed formats and approaches. NMRium is an open-source NMR spectra visualisation and processing tool and a key integral part of nmrXiv. ●Handles 1D & 2D Spectra. ●Smart Peak Picking. ●Supports various ﬁle formats such as JCAMP-dx, Bruker and JOEL output and NMRedata. ●Handles molecular structures. ●Open source - https://nmrium.org nmrXiv data is equipped with robust data backup plan to recover the data in case of disaster. helpdesk@nfdi4chem.de info@nmrxiv.org Data versioning and multi-site disaster recovery ensure data availability and facilitate recovery during server failures, accidental deletions, or security breaches. Why nmrXiv? nmrXiv is the ﬁrst FAIR and Open archive to preserve NMR data in its original instrument format. It promotes Open Data and Open Standards to maximize the long-term sustainability of the resource and the FAIRness of the archived data. Over the past few decades, several repositories have been developed to host literature-derived and experimental NMR data; however, these repositories do not meet the needs of all chemical communities (also natural products & metabolomics) in several ways. This includes a lack of experimental data, limited search capabilities, and more importantly, they are not FAIR compliant. SmartLab Repos 4Chem Ontologies 4Chem Community 4Chem Legal 4Chem Standards 4Chem Editors 4Chem RAW FILES PROCESSED FILES ~ STANDARD FORMATS LONG TERM ARCHIVAL Version 3.0 Version 2.0 Version 1.0 WEB API AI/ML tools CASE SEARCH ENGINES STEP 1: FILE UPLOAD ARCHIVAL / PUBLISHING STEP 2: ASSIGNMENTS & META-DATA STEP 3: VALIDATION nmrXiv follows a documentation-ﬁrst approach that allows developers & users to discuss proposed features and ensure that the implementations reflect the real use cases. DOCS: https://docs.nmrxiv.org Advanced Spectra Analysis Demo https://dev.nmrxiv.org Code repository https://github.com/NFDI4Che m/nmrxiv Submission steps* STEP 1: FILE UPLOAD STEP 2: ASSIGNMENT & META-DATA STEP 3: VALIDATION Drag and drop your raw ﬁles and