Research IT News
Got a Short-term Project? We Can Help!
Did you know that our pool of Research Software Engineers are not just available for long-term, big money projects? Even if you have very little funding or a very small amount of work for us to do, come and speak to us!
Wolfram Mathematica Training Needs
We want to make sure that the training we request from external providers meets the need of the University research community. This time we are asking about Wolfram Research Mathematica training.
Disseminating Student Projects
Dr Sarah MacQuarrie from the Institute of Education has developed a new way of disseminating and promoting student projects with a little help from our Research Software Engineers.
R User Group Returns
The popular R user group at the University of Manchester (R.U.M) has recently been relaunched with a new online home - “The R User Group channel “ on Microsoft Teams.
Enabling Award Winning Papers
Tom Flint from the Department of Materials was recently awarded the Donald Julius Groen prize for his outstanding paper from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Here he explains how the use of CSF was at the heart of his research.
Upgrades to Research Explorer
Find out about the latest upgrade to Research Explorer and what it means for researchers at the University.
Top 10 News Articles of 2022
As it’s approaching the end of the year, it seems like a good time to look back on our most popular blog posts of 2022. What generated the most interest from the University research community this year?
Christmas Holiday Cover
Our team will be having a well earned break over the Christmas holidays!
Raising Awareness in the Humanities
Members of our team recently presented at a Faculty of Humanities workshop designed to raise awareness amongst their researchers of the University’s high performance computing clusters and how we could develop our services to better address their needs.
Upgrades to Our Computational Shared Facility (CSF3)
Reproducible Environmental Research from Research IT
Several members of our team are providing expert training for earth and environmental science researchers and PGRs in March next year. Apply now for a place!
Launch of the Research IT Academic Advisory Group
The first meeting of the new Research IT Academic Advisory Group (RITAAG) recently took place. Find out how this group will represent all aspects of research at the University and how you can feed in your views on Research IT and research IT provision.