SHAREing

We are delighted to announce that Durham University is leading a major new UK-wide initiative, SHAREing (Skills Hub for Accelerated Research Environments Inspiring the Next Generation), launched in support of the UKRI Compute Roadmap.

With £3.8 million in funding from the UKRI Digital Research Infrastructure Programme, SHAREing will build capacity, expertise and collaboration across advanced computing and artificial intelligence.

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Under the leadership of Professor Tobias Weinzierl, the hub will bring together over 30 partners — including academic institutions, technology firms, and research organisations — to train and support Digital Research Technology Professionals (RTPs): PhD students, postdocs, software engineers, IT specialists and more. Through online learning, tailored professional development, and more, SHAREing aims to help researchers across disciplines make the most of high-performance computing and emerging tools, accelerating discovery.

The first round of the mini-project has now been launched. The project is divided into four main pillars:

Work Package 1: Performance Assessment
Work Package 2: Technical Training
Work Package 3: Professional Skills
Work Package 4: Outreach, stakeholder engagement and capacity building

Each of the work packages is divided into various sections, which are currently under development

Working Packages

Each Work Package is divided into mini-projects, some of which are already open. Find out more about them and contact the lead members of each project.

WP1: Performance Assessment

This working group identifies codes and systems that are accepted for SHAREing’s performance assessment exercises. The group ensures that SHAREing covers a wide variety of use cases and code and system characteristics.
WP2: Technical Training

This group studies and gathers performance assessment methodologies. The collected expertise helps SHAREing’s assessments, but the group also works towards a unique SHAREing approach which can be rolled out at multiple compute centres in the UK.

WP1: Performance Assessment

This working group identifies codes and systems that are accepted for SHAREing’s performance assessment exercises. The group ensures that SHAREing covers a wide variety of use cases and code and system characteristics.

WP2: Technical Training

This group studies and gathers performance assessment methodologies. The collected expertise helps SHAREing’s assessments, but the group also works towards a unique SHAREing approach which can be rolled out at multiple compute centres in the UK.

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