Join us on Thursday 9 March from 2.30pm for a webinar outlining the capabilities of The University of Manchester’s Highly Restricted Data Service, or HRDS.

This 50 minute webinar has been developed to explain the functionality and costs of using the platforms that are supported by the HRDS. The session will be led by Danielle Owen, HRDS lead with Research IT. There will also be contributions from Caroline Martin, HRDS Project Manager, Peter Crowther Infrastructure Analyst, and Niki Harratt Communications and Engagement Officer.

The HRDS support platforms that help researchers to collect, store and analyse data for their work. Using these platforms is the easiest and most cost-effective way to demonstrate compliance with the security requirements of funders and the University’s data management policies.

During the webinar Peter and Danielle will explore how researchersare currently benefitting from the different HRDS platforms. This willinclude information about how they can be configured, optimised orscaled for different research projects, explaining how they meet strictgovernance requirements and showing how this flexibility has alreadyenabled researchers to focus on their work whilst the HRDS lookafter the infrastructure.

2.30 - Welcome and Introduction
2.35 - HRDS Overview, Caroline Martin
2.40 - Data Safe Haven (DSH), Danielle Owen
2.55 - Secure Web Platforms, Peter Crowther
3.10 - Q&A

There will be time for questions to our speakers about the systems, how they work and how to include these costs in your grant proposals.

This event is only open to staff and researchers from The University of Manchester. To help us verify your eligibility for this session please register with your .ac.uk email address.

HRDS Webinar