Oracle for Research

Make real change through discovery and accelerate your research. We help researchers store, host, and analyze their data with easy-to-use solutions. We also provide cloud credits, hands-on technology consultations, introductions to peers, opportunities, press and media support, and more.

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Accelerate your research in the cloud

Cloud Starter Award

Start with a $1,000 cloud credit to help you host, process, analyze, and store your research data.
Project Awards

Access additional Oracle Cloud credits, computational resources, and hands-on technology consultations, and get help promoting your research projects.
Research Products

Your research matters—which is why we provide the cloud, apps, and technologies you need to achieve your next breakthrough.
Oracle Workstation Service (Limited Availability)

A scalable and secure Oracle Cloud service that simplifies the creation and management of computational resources and storage.
Oracle Open Data

Access our repository of genomic, climate, AI/ML data, and other public data sets to build your applications or scientific pipelines.
Fellows Program

Oracle awards direct funding for outstanding research projects through the Oracle for Research Fellows Program. In addition, we also provide computational resources, technical support, and other kinds of assistance.

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Our world-class researchers are helping make the world a better place

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What’s new in research

Researchers can now connect to Oracle Cloud via Internet2 Cloud Connect

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The Data Science Notebooks to accelerate research on OCI

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Satisfying HIPAA security requirements on OCI

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“Oracle for Research was extremely important because it helped us speed up analysis of new virus variants. In times of COVID, this was critical.”

Christiane Berger-Schaffitzel

Professor, The University of Bristol School of Biochemistry

2022 looks bright for research

Alison Derbenwick Miller, Vice President, Oracle for Research

Research is constantly changing, and in 2022, we predict that research-to-product innovation will accelerate, cross-institutional research collaborations will expand and deepen, researcher diversity will continue to be a challenge, research computing innovations will abound, and appetites for research and cloud computing will grow.

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