Scientists
Your next question may begin with data or biospecimens generated years ago. Eve’s Ark safeguards these resources and the knowledge behind them so researchers can build on their scientific potential.
Explore the data and biospecimens we steward, share a research question, or discuss resources that need a lasting home.
Start with the science
We welcome academic and commercial researchers from universities, hospitals, clinical practices, nonprofits, biotech, and pharma. The starting point is your question and the evidence needed to investigate it.
[01] // Data and biospecimens
Our first research resources
Studies represented
Of research data
Participants represented
We steward resources from three studies, including longitudinal reproductive-health records, genomic and microbiome data, and biospecimens held in our biobank. They encompass more than one petabyte of data, study documentation, and the original researchers’ expertise.
We are organizing and documenting these resources for future research. Preserving study design, measurement methods, and changes over time helps researchers assess the evidence’s strengths, limitations, and fit for a new question.
[02] // Trusted Research Enclave
How research access will work
Technology // Manifold
Cloud support // AWS
We are developing our Trusted Research Enclave with technology from Manifold and cloud support from AWS. Approved researchers will be able to analyze data within a secure, governed environment without taking copies of the underlying datasets.
Participant consent, contributor agreements, and permitted uses will guide access.
[01] // Share
Share your scientific question and the data, biospecimens, or methods it requires.
[02] // Assess
Assess the relevant datasets’ coverage, quality, scientific fit, and permitted uses.
[03] // Agree
Complete the required reviews and agreements before access is granted.
[04] // Work
Analyze approved data within the enclave as datasets and the research environment become ready.
2027
Selected pilots and staged access
Selected research pilots are planned for 2027. Access will open in stages as datasets, reviews, and agreements are ready. Physical biospecimens require separate assessment of condition, availability, permitted uses, and the relevant agreements.
[03] // Research inquiry
Share a research question
Tell us what you want to investigate, the evidence you need, and the methods or expertise you bring. These conversations help us identify potential matches, shape research pilots, and understand which additional datasets and biospecimens could support future discovery.
Registering interest is not an application for access and does not guarantee access or a pilot place. Access depends on scientific fit, permitted uses, and the required reviews and agreements.
[04] // Data and biospecimen stewards
Give valuable data and biospecimens a future
Valuable data and biospecimens can become inaccessible or orphaned when funding ends, researchers retire, or institutional priorities change. If you steward women’s health research resources facing an uncertain future, we’d like to hear from you.
We assess scientific value, documentation, participant consent, existing restrictions, urgency, and the resources needed for lasting care. We preserve original research teams’ knowledge and recognize their contributions as these resources support new discovery.
Tell us about the data and biospecimens, how they were generated, what documentation and expertise remain, and what their future care requires. This starts a conversation about whether Eve’s Ark is the right home. Any contribution requires an agreed scope and appropriate agreements.