National Institutes of Health (NIH) All of Us Research Workbench

Through an agreement with the NIH, researchers at the University of Notre Dame are able to gain access to one of the largest, and most diverse health databases ever. All of Us has invited more than one million people across the U.S. to participate. Already more than 600,000 participants, the database aims to engage people who have been left out of medical research in the past, combining both biological factors and social determinants on a large scale, and making the information easily accessible to any researcher with a secure internet connection. This is not just a snapshot of their health but follows the participants as they move, age, and grow.

Registration for the workbench is simple:

1. Learn more about the data available
   Explore the data available through the Data Browser, which provides interactive views of aggregate-level participant data. Learn about individual-level data access tiers and the Researcher Workbench tools.
2. Create a Researcher Workbench account
   Complete your researcher profile, sign the Terms of Service, and agree to the Privacy Policy.
3. Verify your identity using login.gov
   You may need to provide an SSN and a state-issued ID. Your institution may also require you to use an eRA Commons account. If so, contact your institution directly. Read more about Login.gov.
4. Complete the All of Us research training
   The mandatory training provides education on conducting responsible and ethical research with data from All of Us participants. Please allow at least one hour to complete it.
5. Sign the data user code of conduct
   The Data User Code of Conduct is an agreement that outlines the program’s expectations for researchers.

Register here!

If you have questions, please email Jessica Brookshire.