Exploring UCL's Digital Research Initiatives and Community Engagement
Uncover the significance of digital research at University College London (UCL) through the UCL Festival of Digital Research & Scholarship chaired by Allison Littlejohn. Learn how UCL is facilitating digital research, enabling innovation, and fostering a collaborative research environment. Discover the Advanced Research Computing (ARC) domain and its contributions to education, research collaborations, and data platforms. Get insights into ARC's value proposition and opportunities for community involvement in upcoming projects and investments.
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UCL Festival of Digital Research & Scholarship Allison Littlejohn, Chair of the UCL Digital Research Board, University College London.
Why is Digital Research important for UCL?
How is UCL enabling Digital Research?
UCL eResearch Domain UCL Faculties
UCL eResearch Domain UCL Faculties
UCL eResearch Domain Advanced Research Computing UCL Faculties (ARC)
UCL eResearch Domain Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Digital Research Community Digital Research Board (DRB) (DRC) UCL Faculties DRB Vice Deans (research) oversees ARC investment and spend on behalf of UCL. DRC - community of people from across UCL faculties, ARC etc
Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Digital Research Community Digital Research Board (DRB) (DRC) UCL Faculties DRB Vice Deans (research) oversees ARC investment and spend on behalf of UCL. DRC - community of people from across UCL faculties, ARC etc
Advanced Research Computing (ARC)
What value does ARC bring? Education: EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Collaborative Computational Modelling at the Interface - Timo Betcke. Project collaborations across UCL - Jonathan Cooper. Research data platform - Michael Holliday /James Wilson. Materials and molecular modelling hub https://mmmhub.ac.uk - Owain Kenway.
How can the community get involved? Forecast spend for 2023/24 academic year 4,158,405. 15 Lean Business Cases. 12 additional areas of work.
Where do we need to place effort? Working collaboratively. Understanding ourselves as a research community. Accelerating interdisciplinarity. Dealing with uncertainty. Anticipating future twists / turns. Over to Claire Ellul, Academic Lead of the DRC
