Our work towards our next business case is progressing. As mentioned in previous newsletters, it is a crucial time for community engagement. We want to ensure that your needs and priorities are at the heart of our business proposals. With this in mind, we would like to remind you of the upcoming workshops and engagement opportunities, and encourage you to take part and make your voice heard.
The importance of community engagement in this process is clear to us in defining our future aims and actions. We want to ensure that the programme’s goals reflect the requirements and desires of the University’s research community so we encourage all to participate in our upcoming engagements.
Much has been happening within the programme over the last couple of weeks. We have events for three different projects, so there’s likely to be something of interest for most people, whether this is compute capacity, innovation or restricted data.
As part of the Research Lifecycle Programme, the University of Manchester has made a £1 million investment into computational resource to further enable research across all faculties and institutes.
We have plenty of news for you in this week’s issue, including a message from another new colleague, news about increased compute capability, developing a community of practise and our new website.
We begin this week’s newsletter by announcing the imminent launch of our revamped Research Lifecycle Programme website.
If you were unable to attend our ‘Lunch with the Research Lifecycle Programme’ event last week, there’s a recording available for you to download. Also, we introduce the Innovation Community lead for one of our projects. Lunch with the Research Lifecycle We held our...
A recording of our February event is available for download, including a presentation about compute capabilities, high performance computing, cloud services and more. On Tuesday 5 February, Simon Hood from Research IT delivered a presentation about how the Research...
At the time of writing, there are just 7 places left at our Lunch with the Research Lifecycle Programme event next Tuesday. There are also more developments on some of our other projects. Incrementally build compute capacity (Project M) and Improve access to compute...
We’re not only welcoming in the new year at the Research Lifecycle Programme - the change team is coming together and as such we will be welcoming new colleagues through some new appointments.The positions we’ve filled are as follows:Enterprise Architect – Project P...
Launch of Overleaf at the University
A new survey tool for the University
Launch of the Research Costing Tool – BlackD...
Researcher Timesheets: Delivering a new approach
Figshare: Our new research data repository
Research Risk Profiler – Begin your research...
Digital Notebooks (and Sample Inventories) –...
Research costing tool: How will it help me?
Qualtrics: Experience-first design updates
Letter to academic staff on behalf of Colette Faga...
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