will change to allow the inclusion of UK BioBank data sets, a key resource for the community. Study identifiers will be created for all studies in future, both to allow UK BB data to be accessible from the Catalog and in support of the Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Re-usable (FAIR) principles (35). We will also encourage the citation of these in the literature in support of the FAIR principles. Inclusion of unpublished data or preprint data raises data quality issues; we will therefore investigate the application of FAIR metrics and GWAS specific QC processes and will tag unpublished or preprint data in the Catalog in future. The GWAS Catalog is a community resource and we will continue to engage the user community, including GWAS data generators, publishers, tools developers and data consumers, to define the meta data, quality criteria and format standards enabling rapid deposition of GWAS data in the Catalog and to ensure the Catalog remains relevant to the scientific aims of our community. We have already surveyed the user community for prioritization of which data to curate and will repeat this in future should bandwidth to curate data change. Our new developments reported here are designed to support
