Past Events

This two-day workshop is intended to remove some of the mystery from HPC systems, making it easier for healthcare researchers to access them and accelerate their work.

The final RDM event of the academic year will feature Sarah Jones, EOSC Engagement Manager at GÉANT, speaking about The Future of FAIR.

The final in a series of seminars organised by N8 CIR to help researchers learn more about this vital resource.

The third in a series of seminars organised by N8 CIR to help researchers learn more about this vital resource.

N8 CIR’s annual RSE meet-up returns in June!

The second in a series of seminars organised by N8 CIR to help researchers learn more about this vital resource.

N8 CIR have teamed up with NVIDIA-certified instructor Twin Karmakharm to offer a full-day workshop in deep learning.

The first in a series of seminars organised by N8 CIR to help researchers learn more about this vital resource.

In the last two decades, Machine Learning has emerged as one of the most powerful AI technologies. It drives systems we interact with every day, recognising our faces, completing sentences in our emails, and determining whether we are robots.

Join Dr Leah Henrickson of the University of Leeds for a two-part workshop on R for text analysis.

Python programming is a fantastically useful tool for researchers to expand their horizons.

Ruzhu Chen and Terry Leatherland from IBM will discuss Cryogenic Electron Microscopy and other Life Sciences and Genomics workloads, including RELiON, and how to get the best performance running these on the Bede cluster.

Data visualisation—making visual representations of datasets in graphs, charts, maps and other kinds of diagrams—is a powerful way of analysing, exploring and presenting cultural heritage data.

An Introduction to Deep Learning for Image Classification

N8 CIR is hosting an online meetup for research software engineering leaders and aspiring leaders.

The second meeting of our research data management network will take place on Wednesday 24 March.

In this second workshop, Ludo Enault will discuss and advise on Bede's data science tools.

The CUDA computing platform enables the acceleration of CPU-only applications to run on the world’s fastest massively parallel GPUs.

This session will offer a broad introduction to Bede and its system and architecture.

This introductory event offers those who are new to HPC the opportunity to learn more about Bede’s hardware and software, as well as the support that is available to users, regardless of their experience of HPC.

Performance analysis is at the core of the development of exascale software – to understand why software performs (or not) is the basis of any informed improvement of that same code.

This course has been developed by Martin Callaghan at the University of Leeds with the intention of helping to provide useful skills to the RSE team who will be supporting Bede.

This workshop is now fully booked.

Join us to celebrate the N8 RDM Network launch at our virtual kickstart event on November 25th 10-11:30 am, which will feature a series of short talks followed by a panel discussion.

This short workshop, delivered by Microsoft’s Education Team, will introduce the Azure platform and how it can be used to support and accelerate research activity.

Following the success of our 2019 event, the University of Sheffield (Sheffield, United Kingdom) is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a 2020 GPU Hackathon as part of the international GPU Hackathon Series. However, this year's event will most likely be run online unless government restrictions around COVID-19 are significantly altered.

This workshop starts with an overview of using social media data for applications in digital humanities and an introduction to Python. It then covers Twitter data collection using the Twitter Developer API, data pre-processing and machine learning methods to process the collected data.

A workshop to introduce the R programming language and help researchers to make their work transparent and reproducible.

This workshop starts with an overview of using social media data for healthcare applications and an introduction to Python. It then covers Twitter data collection using the Twitter Developer API, data pre-processing and machine learning methods to process the collected data.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Speed blogging events are fun, interactive and engaging sessions.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Career progression can be a challenge for Research Software Engineers, and most of the Universities within the N8 have different protocols for promotion and career progression.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Following a successful EPSRC application, the N8 CIR will soon host a new national Tier-2 HPC service, called Bede.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Women in HPC is an international organisation that aims to address the lack of gender balance in computing.

Following the cancellation of the University of Manchester's ReproHack on Thursday 14 March, this new event gives those planning to attend, and a few more, the opportunity to attend a ReproHack, albeit remotely.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Pick N Mix is a tasty selection of free weekly online workshops run by the Open Data Manchester community. Each week you’ll be introduced to a tool, resource or skill in a fun, friendly and informative way.

Postponed

This event has been postponed. Please subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on Twitter for updates about the rescheduling of this workshop.

A ReproHack is a one-day reproducibility hackathon. These events bring together researchers, RSEs and data scientists to reproduce papers from published scientific code and data.

A ReproHack is a one-day reproducibility hackathon. These events bring together researchers, RSEs and data scientists to reproduce papers from published scientific code and data.

A ReproHack is a one-day reproducibility hackathon. These events bring together researchers, RSEs and data scientists to reproduce papers from published scientific code and data.

Come along for lunch, some short presentations, case studies and the opportunity to feed into our future plans.

N8 CIR is delighted to support a new HPC Carpentry Workshop initiative

A one-day meeting to look at similarities, challenges and opportunities for research software engineering groups across the N8 Research Partnership.

This one-day conference is intended to foster collaboration across Biology and Computing

A ReproHack is a one-day reproducibility hackathon. These events bring together researchers, RSEs and data scientists to reproduce papers from published scientific code and data.

Do you use XML? Would you like to be able to convert it to other formats?

You are invited to join us for an opportunity to advance your skills in multiphysics simulation

A one-day introductory workshop for researchers in handling spatial data.

The TEI Guidelines are a de facto standard for the representation of full text from historical sources for research and are frequently used in digital humanities research.

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

Want to find out more about the N8 Centre of Excellence in Computationally Intensive Research, what we do and what we can offer researchers across N8?

A full day of lectures and presentations from sector leaders on the challenges and benefits of performing High Performance and High Throughput Computing on a variety of cloud platforms.

A free course aimed at researchers from academic and government institutions, academic staff, and students with interest in GPU programming.

What is the role of the humanities in the age of machine learning? How can machine learning help humanities research? Can the humanities contribute to the development and critical evaluation of new machine learning methods?

Do you and your colleagues have an application that you’d like to optimise for use with GPU accelerators? If so then the Sheffield GPU Hackathon could be the perfect event for you.

If you were given a serial problem, conceptually, how would you go about splitting it up into many different parts that could run concurrently on the latest parallel computers?

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

This course introduces how software development projects can be approached to achieve high-quality software products.

The N8 Centre of Excellence for Computationally Intensive Research (N8 CIR) is pleased to invite you to an event showcasing some of the work of research software engineers across the N8 partnership.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

N8 CIR is creating a Centre of Excellence in the methods, skills and facilities that underpin the research objectives of the N8 universities.

A two-day workshop to train researchers in the skills and best practices in scientific computing and bioinformatics.

A meeting for Health researchers at Lancaster to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Health roadmap.

A meeting for Health researchers at Sheffield to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Health roadmap.

A meeting for Humanities researchers at the University of Leeds to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Humanities roadmap.

A meeting for Humanities researchers at Manchester to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Humanities roadmap.

A meeting for Health researchers at Manchester to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Health roadmap.

A meeting for Humanities researchers at Lancaster University to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Humanities roadmap.

A meeting for Humanities researchers at Newcastle to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Humanities roadmap.

A meeting for Humanities researchers at York to contribute to the N8 CIR Digital Humanities roadmap.