CERN Explores Benefits of Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud

CERN openlab

CERN is investigating Autonomous Data Warehouse to improve the performance of its research infrastructures. Partnership with Oracle is key in monitoring large quantities of data.

ADDomer - A New Kind of Vaccine for Untreatable Infection

ADDomer

Scientists from the University of Bristol, CNRS, and Imophoron Ltd worked with the computer technology giant Oracle to develop a new kind of vaccine that needs no refrigeration.

Bloodhound: The 1,000mph Car Powered by Data

Bloodhound

Find out how Oracle is helping Bloodhound smash the land speed record and reach 1,000mph.

Helping Australia Sleep

Woolcock Innovates Medical Research with Autonomous Database

Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse accelerates insomnia medical research for the University of Sydney Woolcock Institute by leveraging machine learning to analyze hundreds of thousands of variables from weeks to minutes.

Oracle Cloud: iSci Inspiring Tomorrow's Scientists

iSci

iSci is getting kids into chemistry using 3D data visualisations with Oracle Cloud and helping medical researchers discover new drugs.

CERN Uses Kubernetes to Reduce WebLogic Deployment Time

CERN

CERN has been using many critical Java applications on Oracle WebLogic Server. DevOps teams spent a lot of time on maintenance tasks. Using Kubernetes for WebLogic containers allowed the team to reduce deployment time from half a day to two minutes.

Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund: Modern Conservation That Inspires

Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

Every day the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund collects data on endangered mountain gorillas using cloud-based technology and a mobile app. Their modern approach to conservation is saving gorillas and inspiring future conservationists.

Oracle Helps CERN Use Big Data to Explore the Universe

CERN

For more than 35 years, Oracle has helped CERN manage massive amounts of data produced by the Large Hadron Collider and its experiments. This data helps scientists better understand the universe and explore phenomena such as dark energy and dark matter.

How Virtual Reality Can Change the Way We See Our Molecular World

Bristol University and iSci

VR journeys into the molecular level aren’t just fun—they reveal important details of how nature is built and behaves, and could hold keys to engineering nanosystems, combating antimicrobial resistance and making progress to understand neurodegenerative disease.

Increasing the Reliability of the World's Largest Laser

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

See how Oracle is helping Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, home to the world's largest laser, increase the reliability and availability of their infrastructure, reduce server expenditures, and give time back to science.

Oracle for Scientific Imaging

Scientific Imaging

Learn how to utilize Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service and Object Storage to automatically upload and track data streamed from laboratory equipment.

Kyoto University Securely Archives Data with Oracle Cloud

Kyoto University

We safely and reliably store enormous amounts of research data at Kyoto University with Oracle Content and Experience Cloud. In addition to maintaining research fairness, we strongly support researchers by promoting collaboration through data.