On July 25, 2024, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued updated guidance to the Genomic Data Sharing Policy stating that researchers approved for controlled-access NIH data, via mechanisms like dbGaP or DUOS, must store and analyze this data on systems that are NIST SP 800-171 compliant (or the equivalent
The AnVIL platform offers intuitive tools to support researchers meet all their NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy needs.
Discover the newest component of the Terra platform, designed to provide data storage and access management capabilities tailored for the life sciences.
Bringing workflows under version control to make large-scale data processing reproducible; inspired by “Ten simple rules for large-scale data processing” (Fungtammasan 2022).
Join the early access program to try out the Broad Institute’s new Genomic Variant Store, a highly scalable variant storage and processing solution powered by Google BigQuery on Terra.
Learn how Terra is supporting a novel approach to managing study participants’ data access and control in industry-sponsored clinical studies.
Introducing a new utility called Data Uploader and a great set of improvements to the data tables that make it easier to bring data into Terra and organize it.
New Terra features give you greater control over data storage and computing resources by exposing the regional architecture of the Google Cloud Platform in key parts of Terra.
The Broad Institute has been awarded the high profile “FedRAMP Moderate” security authorization for the operation of the Terra platform. David Bernick gives us insight into the FedRAMP program and explains what this means for researchers using Terra to access, analyze and share sensitive data.
DRS stands for Data Repository Service API, one of the interoperability standards developed under the aegis of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH). In this blog, we explain the big picture of what DRS is for and how it liberates you from having to worry about certain data management problems.
Terra is developed by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in collaboration with Microsoft and Verily.
