These are data and code–related resources available across Cornell. You can filter them by research stage, resource type, or provider.
A cloud type computational resource configured for biologists offering multiple High Performance Computing servers, networked storage and over 300 bioinformatics software titles.
Core facility offering services and tools targeted to biologists.
Targeted to biologists, and constantly updated, topics include BioHPC Cloud, Linux, genomics data analysis, and more
Centrally hosted blogs for teaching, research, and communications.
Cloud storage for temporary file storage, collaboration, and sharing.
High-memory, multi-processor server environment tailored to social science research.
Options for securing your research data.
Cornell’s technology transfer office, handling material transfer agreements, patent applications, startup formation, and more.
Service for faculty and staff that packages security tools to protect Cornell devices, data, and research.
Citation management software currently supported by Cornell University Library – includes Endnote, Zotero, Papers, and Mendeley.