Introducing Terra on Azure
Kyle Vernest January 25, 2023
42,000
TERRA USERS
2.38 MILLION
STUDY PARTICIPANTS
39.54 MILLION
SINGLE CELLS
The Van Allen Lab is using
Terra to advance clinical
oncology through cancer genomics.
The Shalek Lab is using Terra to improve the scalability, accessibility, and reproducibility of single-cell analysis.
The Natarajan Lab is using
Terra to study genetic factors of heart diseases.
The Broad’s Viral Genomics Group is using Terra to advance genomic epidemiology and surveillance of viral pathogens.
Access a treasure trove of both
public and access-controlled datasets
hosted in cloud repositories
Run bioinformatics workflows
efficiently at scale; bring your
own or explore community favorites
Explore and analyze data with built-in applications like Jupyter Notebooks,
RStudio and Galaxy
Bring together tools and data
into secure, shareable workspaces to
organize your projects and collaborate
We collaborate with many partners to enable researchers to move seamlessly
across participating platforms to access the data and tools they need.
Terra is developed by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
in collaboration with Microsoft and Verily.
Terra is developed by the
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in collaboration with Microsoft and
Verily Life Sciences.
