Cloud computing assumes a pivotal role in biomedical research, offering a range of critical benefits. It provides the flexibility of scalable computing power and storage, access to extensive biomedical datasets, cutting-edge software and hardware resources, and user-friendly data sharing capabilities. Particularly noteworthy is its ability to level the playing field for institutions with limited on-premises computing facilities. Many NIH researchers stand to gain significantly from cloud computing technology, as it addresses their evolving computational needs. Additionally, many NIH research projects can experience transformative enhancements by harnessing the innovative capabilities of the cloud.
To take the advantage of the opportunities, the NIH Office of Data Science Strategy launched this program to support NIH researchers in leveraging cloud resources in their research activities.
NOSIs
- 2023: NOT-OD-23-070, expired on 4/12/2023
- 2024, 2025, 2026: NOT-OD-24-078, expiration date 6/19/2026
High-Value Datasets (HVD) Program
- HVD 2020, expired on 1/15/2020
- HVD 2021, expired on 1/10/2021
- HVD 2022, expired on 2/1/2022
- HVD 2023, expired on 2/1/2023
- HVD 2024, expired on 2/13/2024
- HVD 2025, expired on 2/5/2025
STRIDES Cloud Credits Program (SCC)
- SCC 2025, round 1, expired on 11/15/2024