UCL Computing & Networking Innovation Centre - ONLINE Launch Event

The UCL eResearch domain brings together the community across UCL who perform theoretical and applied research into computational and data sciences and digital technologies to enhance UCL’s environment for research and teaching in this field. The Domain will increase integration across UCL and provide opportunities to develop new projects, knowledge and expertise.The applied eResearch areas include, but are not limited to: digital-information systems and policymaking; human–computer interaction; software-systems engineering; astrophysics and remote sensing; climate change and earth observation; finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics; optimisation, data analysis and molecular dynamics; epidemiology; high-energy physics; organic and pharmaceutical materials simulation; earth-materials simulation; nanoscience and defects simulation; surface science and catalysis simulation; humanities; mathematical sciences; health; biomedical informatics; computational biology; medical imaging; molecular quantum dynamics and electronic structure; and neuroscience.

UCL eResearch Domain

The Research Computing and Networking Innovation Centre (RCNIC) aims to help with the adoption of new technologies across UCL’s research computing facilities. It runs projects to evaluate, prove and incubate new technologies, which may be deployed into live service. It has two closely related objectives:
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<LI>To develop and share new knowledge and insight into leading edge research computing technologies</LI>
<LI>To accelerate their reliable deployment into UCL’s production environments</LI>
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RCNIC is a collaboration between the Research Computing teams within Research IT Services in ISD, Computer Science, and potentially research computing teams within other departments. It is funded by external grants and UCL’s Research Information and IT Services Group (RIISG), and it is overseen by the UCL eResearch Domain.
We are collecting suggestions of what technologies or IT services would you need to support research in your department’s research in the future. These suggestions and chat suggestions will form the basis of the panel discussion. <A HREF="https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=_oivH5ipW0yTySEKEdmlwpBitOyyBWZNl_3uCG6SEb9UNTIwR0tJQjFHUFE5NllXUk82OFA5R1g3VS4u" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Submit your ideas via Forms</A>
Join us to find out about current projects and how you can get involved!
Speakers and panellists include:
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<LI>Jeremy Yates (Physics and Astronomy)</LI>
<LI>Owain Kenway (RITS)</LI>
<LI>Denis Timm (Computer Science)</LI>
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