The Best Code Ocean Alternatives in 2026

The Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience data sharing site provides a place to access data associated with the program.

protocols.io supports creating, sharing, and discovering research methods and workflows, with tools for organizing protocols and team collaboration.

The Ocean Observatories Initiative provides freely available real-time ocean data from more than 900 instruments for scientific research.

The Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans is an academic consortium researching the California Current coastal ocean.

Motus is a collaborative research network that uses automated radio telemetry to study the movement of birds, bats, and insects.

Kyoto University’s Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere lists collaborative research projects that use its databases.

VirHostNet integrates and curates virus-host protein interaction data for reproducible systems-level analysis and visualization.

The Zurich University of the Arts media archive supports project archiving, collaborative curation, and digital collections for research and institutional materials.

MODIS Web organizes satellite products across atmosphere and land topics, including clouds, vegetation, surface reflectance, and fires.

The Karlsruhe Cloud Atlas describes cloud types and weather phenomena through photographs and text, with sections on cloud classification and coding.

The Bremen Core Repository preserves cores from international scientific ocean drilling programs at the University of Bremen.

Materials Cloud Archive lets visitors browse records linked to materials science applications and tools.

The Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project provides buoy data products, station plots, archives, and data quality resources.

IFREMER-SISMER's marine data portal features data search, recent updates, and information about ocean observation initiatives.

WHOI links to online data sources from its researchers and lists data repositories across ocean science areas.

The Korea Sequence Read Archive stores raw sequencing data and alignment information and offers a cloud-based analysis service.

The National Microbiome Data Collaborative is merging its core functions into DOE-BRIDGE as its program concludes.

Lexington's Data Hub is a collaborative data resource from the local government and community.

APPLAUSE archives historical photographic plates and related image materials for research and discovery.

BAMF’s research data center provides migration and integration data for research, including register and survey data.

ESS-DIVE supports searching and submitting environmental systems science data, with guidance and news about its research data infrastructure.

DARWIN publishes observation data and sample information from JAMSTEC research vessels and submersibles, with cruise and dive information.

STFC eData is a digital archive that collects, preserves, and provides research data produced or collected by STFC staff.

The Maelstrom Catalogue supports discovery of epidemiological studies and research networks, including information about collected and harmonized data.