Building Novel Methods for Scientific Computing

a DiRAC Community Workshop

Building Novel Methods for Scientific Computing

13th to 14th January 2026
In person, at Queen Mary University London (QMUL)
Registration is now closed

Aimed at bringing together researchers from across the DiRAC user community, this workshop will feature presentations from expert practitioners alongside focused group discussions. These sessions will explore shared challenges and techniques in areas such as:

  • Algorithms
  • Use of accelerators
  • Code sustainability, openness, and reproducibility

A key objective is to identify and nurture groups of researchers from different projects who share common interests or face similar issues, encourage the exchange of experience and expertise, and build sustainable, inclusive research communities for the future.

Workshop Dates

11am on Tuesday 13th January 2026 – 3pm on Wednesday 14th January 2026

Location

Queen Mary University of London
327 Mile End Rd, Bethnal Green, London E1 4NS

Organisers

  • Simon Burbidge (DiRAC RSE Team Lead)
  • Katy Clough (QMUL)
  • Simon Hands (DiRAC Community Development Director)
  • Biagio Lucini (QMUL and DiRAC Technical Directorate)


Registration

Applications are now closed. 

If you have further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Simon Hands, DiRAC Community Development Director Simon.Hands@liverpool.ac.uk

Support

DiRAC will cover all catering during the event and will support each participant to the value of £150 per individual to help with accommodation and travel. Details on how to claim up to this amount will be available to successful applicants closer to the event.