[Posted on behalf of Robert Deller UKRI-MRC]

The MRC Data Science Strategic Advisory Group and BBSRC Transformative 
Technologies Strategy Advisory Panel have founded a task force to better 
understand the computing needs, including the associated training/skills, 
software and services, of the research communities that they support. The task 
force has designed an engagement exercise to support this aim, with the first 
planned meeting focusing on biomolecular and biophysical simulation on the 
afternoon of the 10th of June (13.00-16.00).

The workshop aims to
*           Better understand current usage of computing in research and future 
needs.
*           Explore the challenges, gaps and barriers to the use of computing, 
and the opportunities for the more effective use of existing capability.
*           Identify challenging research concepts/areas and the associated 
computing requirements and whether these could be enabled by access to larger 
scale computing capability.

If interested, please get in touch with 
ben.yarn...@mrc.ukri.org<mailto:ben.yarn...@mrc.ukri.org> to learn more or 
register interest.

Secondly, we would also like to invite individuals to fill in this 
survey<https://edinburgh.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/survey-on-software-skills-and-infrastructure-for-research-6?utm_campaign=3118719_EPSRC%20Survey&utm_medium=email&utm_source=College%20of%20Science%20%26%20Engineering%2C%20The%20University%20of%20Edinburgh>
 studying the practices and barriers that UK researchers from all disciplines 
face when using software and computing in their research. The results will 
contribute towards UKRI Digital Research Infrastructure policy and help direct 
funding, so it is vital that we hear from a broad range of researchers across 
the UKRI research community.



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