What has RLP achieved?

The work of The Research Lifecycle Programme is split into three workstreams. Each of which has had their own successes.

They have enabled researchers to spend more time on discovery, ensured that professional services staff have the resources and tools they need to support research and increased the scale of problems that can be tackled through improvements to high-performance computing platforms.

Find out more about the Programme’s work and successes so far:

• Research Information
• Research Processes
• Research e-Infrastructure

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The final year of RLP, in its current form at least, will see further improvements across the workstreams with additional cloud provision from the Highly Restricted Data Service, additional staffing and support for award mobilisation, and [something from e-Research Infrastructure].

Find out more

• RLP – The Story So Far 
• Why do we still need RLP?
• What’s been learned from RLP?
• What does RLP2 need to address?
• What are the next steps?