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- Research & Development
- Geographic Simulation
- Semantic Web
- Social Shaping
- Understanding New Forms of Digital Records (Digital Records)
- Video Annotation
- Quantitative Research
- Data Management
- Obesity e-Lab
- LifeGuide
- GENeSIS
- Hub Research
- Use and Relevance of web2.0 for researchers
- Adoption of e-Research Technologies: from prototype to commodity
- Adaptive Visualisation Tools for e-Science Collaboration (ADVISES)
- ID Cards
- Accelerating Transition to Virtual Research Organisation in Social Science (AVROSS)
- Collaborative Research Events on the Web (CREW)
- Uptake of e-Research in Taiwan and the UK
- e-Uptake: Enabling Uptake of e-Infrastructure Services
- eIUS: e-Infrastructure Use Cases and Service Usage Models
- International Collaboration to Extend and Advance Grid Education (ICEAGE)
- StORe (Source-to-Output Repositories)
- Social and Ethical Issues in e-Health Technologies
- NeuroGrid
- Text Mining
- EUAsiaGrid
- Meeting Memory Technology Informing Collaboration (MEMETIC)
- Use and Relevance of web2.0 for researchers
- Small Grant Projects
- Pilot Demonstrator Projects
- e-infrastructure
Hub Research
Members of the Hub team are involved in several projects that address both the applications and social shaping research strands. To find out more, click on the project titles below.
Adoption of e-Research Technologies: from prototype to commodity
The aim of this project is to study factors that may inhibit the wider diffusion and adoption of e-Research technologies and tools, and devise strategies for tackling them.
Adaptive Visualisation Tools for e-Science Collaboration (ADVISES)
The project is developing sub-languages that express clinical researchers' high-level requirements informing design of analysis facilities and visualisations to support e-science collaboration.
This project will report on the state of the art in applying e-Infrastructure to social science and humanities in several fields.
Collaborative Research Events on the Web (CREW)
The project aims to improve access to research event content by capturing and publishing the scholarly communication that occurs at events like conferences and workshops.
International Collaboration to Extend and Advance Grid Education (ICEAGE)
A major objective of ICEAGE is to provide an effective mechanism for drawing on the expertise of educators in Grid technologies by creating a forum to bring together experts and to advance Grid education.
Source-to-Output Repositories (StORe)
This project addresses the area of interactions between output repositories of research publications and source repositories of primary research data.
Grid Technology for Neuroscience (NeuroGrid)
The aim of this project is to enhance collaboration between clinical, imaging and e-scientists to create a Grid-based network of neuroimaging centres and a neuroimaging toolkit.
Meeting Memory Technology Informing Collaboration (Memetic)
The aim of this project is to develop tools which will make distributed meetings as productive as face-to-face meetings.