text: Researcher Workbench – All of Us Research Hub
  The Researcher Workbench is a cloud-based platform where registered researchers can access Registered and Controlled Tier data. Its powerful tools support data analysis and collaboration. Integrated help and educational resources are provided through the Workbench User Support Hub.
  Registered researchers use workspaces to access, store, and analyze data for specific research projects. Workspaces are collaborative and can be shared among other registered researchers within a project team.
  Organizing research projects, collaboration Workspaces Preview
  Researchers with R or Python experience can perform high-powered queries and analysis within the All of Us datasets using our integrated, cloud-based Jupyter Notebook environment.
  Analysis, queries Notebooks Preview
  The Dataset Builder allows researchers to search and save collections of health information about cohorts, called concept sets. Researchers can search and save concepts from a particular domain and use them in the Dataset Builder.
  Pre-populated analysis, dataset previews Dataset Builder Preview
  The Cohort Builder is a custom, point-and-click tool that allows researchers to create, review, and annotate groups of participant data, or cohorts, within the All of Us dataset.
  Cohort creation Cohort Builder Preview
  Workbench User Support Hub
  The Workbench User Support Hub contains a variety of resources, such as training materials, that demonstrate how to use our tools and navigate the data within the Researcher Workbench. Community Forums, FAQs, video tutorials, guides, and a designated help desk are available to assist researchers in their Workbench activities.
  Learning, support, guides User Support Hub Preview
  There is no cost for researchers to register with the All of Us Research Program and to begin working within the dataset. Researchers will incur costs for computation and data storage, however. The All of Us Research Program provides $300 in initial credits for each registered Researcher Workbench user. Additional charges must be covered by the researcher through their billing accounts. Resources to help researchers estimate costs are provided within the Researcher Workbench itself, on the User Support Hub. Researchers can find examples of how much genomic data can cost to analyze in the User Support Hub (login required).
  Our Data Browser includes Public Tier aggregate data from physical measurements, surveys, and electronic health records, including concepts.
  Learn about the program's tiers of data and data use policies that all researchers must adhere to.
  Our data curation process uses OMOP to standardize data to ensure high-quality data for research.
  The All of Us Research Program is now accepting applications from researchers to use the beta version of the Researcher Workbench tools and protected dataset.