Building a better world with connected data

Graphs4Good

Mission-driven innovators are applying graph technology to solve some of society's greatest challenges — and you can join them.

Graphs4Good's Mission

Building a better world with connected data

Graph has become essential to these solutions, given its ability to find hidden relationships and patterns across billions of data connections deeply, easily and quickly, in ways that no other technology can.

A Founder's Word

Why Graphs4Good matters

Neo4j's mission has always been focused on helping organizations make sense of data to solve their most complex business problems. With Graphs4Good, mission-driven innovators are applying these same principles of graph technology to solve some of society's greatest challenges – from protecting the planet, to getting to Mars two years ahead of schedule; from investigative journalism, to the fight against cancer, and so much more.

Graph has become essential to these solutions, given its ability to find hidden relationships and patterns across billions of data connections deeply, easily and quickly, in ways that no other technology can. Graphs4Good initiatives are changing the world in ways that we never dreamed of – and it's just the beginning. I'm so excited to see what more we can accomplish together.

Emil Eifrem Co-Founder and CEO, Neo4j
Emil Eifrem, Co-Founder and CEO, Neo4j

Graphs4Good in action

Impactful Initiatives

Pharmaceutical companies are accelerating drug discovery. Agricultural scientists are improving crop yields. Biotech firms are finding new proteins faster.

Graph intelligence makes these breakthroughs possible by explicitly modeling data relationships, revealing hidden connections and patterns in the massive datasets that characterize the modern world. When you understand this critical context, your data becomes knowledge: You see how a parts shortage will ripple through a supply chain, whether an executive sits in the blast radius of a cyberattack, and which high-volume financial transactions are fraudulent.

We've looked at how leading researchers in medicine, biotechnology, and drug development have used graph intelligence to drive major breakthroughs and transform their fields. Their stories are remarkable.

Learn how graph databases help us explore space, cure rare diseases, increase crop yields, and much more. Get the eBook: Breakthroughs: How Graph Databases Are Reshaping Science and Society

Life Sciences

Fighting disease with connected insight

With the help of Neo4j, researchers around the globe are using graph technology to end some of the most complex diseases, match clinical trials with patients, and search for cures to fight against cancer.

Here are just a few examples of the incredible work being done across the spectrum of Life Sciences:

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Novartis Captures the Latest Biological Knowledge for Drug Discovery

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Care-for-Rare Identifies Rare Childhood Diseases

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From Advanced Queries to Algorithms and Graph-Based ML: Tackling Diabetes with Knowledge Graphs

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Helping Humanity

Pushing the boundaries of human knowledge

While they originated in mathematics, graphs are advancing research that has global impact. From helping humanity reach for the stars, to creating a graph designed to track space objects and drive sustainability in space, to identifying persons of interest around the globe, graphs give researchers, scientists, investigators, and technologists a new way to find solutions for problems that affect us all.

Pushing the boundaries of human knowledge, here are some examples of the ways graph technology users are making a positive social impact:

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Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum Unlocks a Global Gateway to Art and History

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Solving Wicked Space Problems with ASTRIAGraph and Moriba Jah

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Building the Largest Knowledge Graph of Life on Earth

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Investigative Journalism

Tracing hidden connections at global scale

Investigative journalism involves finding indirect connections, and with the help of a graph, journalists expose the power of being able to trace these connections at scale. Graph databases helped journalists recognize patterns, strengthen reporting, and understand large datasets during The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists' (ICIJ) prize-winning investigations, including the Panama Papers, Pandora Papers, and FinCEN Files.

Learn more about investigative journalism Graphs4Good projects with these valuable resources:

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Panama Papers: Neo4j Enables Pulitzer Prize-Winning Investigation into Global Tax Evasion

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Follow the Money - Analyzing the FinCEN Files with Neo4j

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The Pandora Papers: Exposing Financial Crime with Graph Technology

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