Event Resources

This page contains links to resources used as part of the recent HPC for Healthcare facilitated by Will Furnass and Mark Dunning of the University of Sheffield.

Real-time social media data from platforms such as Twitter are a fantastic source of data - never has an individual been able to access historic opinions and watch them develop over time so trivially.

This page contains slides and datasets used for the GlueViz workshop delivered by Jonathan Pickering on 27 January 2022.

This page contains slides and datasets used for the Paraview workshop delivered by Joanna Leng and Jonathan Pickering on 25 January 2022.

Across four dates in June 2021 Michael Falk, then based at the University of Kent, ran four separate workshops exploring Machine Learning in the Humanities.

Links to videos and resources from a series of workshops organised by N8 CIR exploring ethics in computational research.

Join Melodee Beals as she introduces and explores how to use Python in the humanities.

On 21 June N8 CIR organised its third meeting of research software engineers. Taking place online the event featured presentations and discussions about the role of RSEs across the N8 Research Partnership.

The final RDM event of the 20/21 academic year featured Sarah Jones, EOSC Engagement Manager at GÉANT, speaking about The Future of FAIR.

In June 2021 N8 CIR organised and hosted a series of seminars highlighting how researchers accessed and utilised UK Biobank data in their research.

Slides and presentations from the second meeting of the N8's Research Data Management Network.

This page contains resources from Leah Henrickson's introduction to R for text analysis including links to sample texts and the workshop slides.

Slides, links and video from Daniel van Strien's computer vision workshop.

On 4 May 2021 Terry Leatherland and Ruzhu Chen of IBM delivered a session explaining how to get the best performance from a range of Life Sciences packages.

In this two part workshop Olivia Vane of the British Library takes you through a beautifully illustrated history of data visualisation before outlining some of the things you need to consider when preparing your own data visualisations.

During spring 2021 IBM are delivering a series of workshops and training sessions on N8 CIR's new high-performance computing platform, Bede. This page contains videos and copies of the slides from each of these sessions.

On 28 January researchers who have already made use of Bede in their work came together to present case studies of their experience.

On 25 November 2020 N8 CIR hosted the launch event for a new Research Data Management Network. This page contains resources from that event including three videos of the presentations and copies of those speakers' slides.

In July 2020 Emma Rand of the University of York ran a course introducing R and RStudio to help researchers to produce reproducible analyses of their data. This resource page includes slides and video from that workshop to help you get started in R.