This $145,212 Project Grant award, made by the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (CFDA 47.075) program, aims to enhance the Databrary video repository for behavioral science research. Databrary, housed at New York University, is the world's leading repository for storing and sharing research videos in the behavioral sciences. This funding will update and enhance Databrary's software to make it a more powerful and useful platform for research and teaching about human behavior. Key enhancements include accelerating the reuse of shared data by making it easier to find video clips and customize data collections, as well as creating software libraries to empower users to access Databrary programmatically. The award will also support expert staff to provide professional curation assistance to maximize the usefulness of shared data. Through these substantial improvements, the project will enable novel, innovative, and data-intensive research on human behavior characteristics and consequences using Databrary's flexible, affordable web-based tools.
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