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National Grid Service (NGS) Innovation Forum '09

This event took place from 21 October to 22 October 2009

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21 October 2009 to 22 October 2009

09:00-16:30

Venue:
The Magical Circle Headquarters, 12 Stephenson Way, Euston
London
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The NGS would like to invite you to join them in London for the second annual NGS Innovation Forum.

The two day event will showcase the impact that the NGS has had on research in the UK, allow delegates to find out more about using the NGS in applied research, enable IT staff to find out how their institution can benefit from the NGS, and how you can contribute to and influence the future development of the NGS.

The first day is primarily aimed at researchers and will feature presentations from existing NGS users that will demonstrate how the NGS has become a powerful research tool in their area. There will be plenty of opportunity for delegates to contribute to the event with 2 breakout sessions covering a variety of topics including community-based sessions where delegates can meet other researchers in their subject area. NGS staff will be on hand throughout the event to speak to delegates about how the NGS could aid their research etc and, for existing users, offering up to the minute advice on optimising your jobs on the NGS.

The second day is primarily aimed at those responsible for delivering IT services in their institutions. It will focus on the benefits to an institution of NGS membership and how institutions can get involved with the NGS. There will be presentations on the novel technologies already available on the NGS as well as cloud technology and the NGS as well as a session on outreach and user engagement in institutions.

The event will be held in the exciting surroundings of The Magic Circle Headquarters which is a stones throw from Euston train station. A drinks reception will also be held in the venue on the Wednesday evening where participants will have the chance to meet NGS users from a wide range of research areas.

The event is free to attend but registration is required. Delegates are welcome to register for a single day or the full event.

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 If you have any queries regarding this event please contact Gillian Sinclair, gillian.sinclair@manchester.ac.uk or +44 161 275 0673 

 

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