28–29 Nov 2013
Francis Crick Institute
Europe/London timezone
Cloud Computing is bringing about significant shifts in the way data and computing resources are managed and provisioned. It has the potential to transform the way research is conducted but equally there are significant challenges to be addressed for its successful adoption for any given use case. The focus of this workshop is the application of Cloud Computing in the context of the UK research community. Through bringing together stakeholders and interested parties from a range of research disciplines and from industry, we are seeking to identify common requirements, particular problem areas which need to be addressed and examples of best practice. The workshop has been organised by the UK Cloud Computing Special Interest Group, a group established to foster collaboration and establish best practice for the application of Cloud Computing in the UK research community. This group has membership drawn from a range of research domains, from infrastructure providers and representatives from industry who are actively involved in the technical application of cloud technologies.
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Europe/London
Francis Crick Institute
Mendel Rooms 1 and 2
Wellcome Building 215 Euston Road London NW1 2BE
  • Note that there has been a change to the timetable for the first day. Immediately prior to the first session there is a hot buffet lunch for all the participants kindly sponsored by Eduserv.  This is at 12.00 - 14.00 at the Parcel Yard at Kings Cross in London, N1 9AL.

    http://www.parcelyard.co.uk/findus

    This is about 15 mins walk along Euston Rd. from the Wellcome Building.
  • Directions to the Crick Institute can be found here.  On arrival at the Wellcome Building reception, from Euston Rd., ask for the Cloud SIG meeting and you will be directed to the rooms which are on the ground floor beside the reception, on the left as you enter the building.
  • A suggested list of hotels near to UCL (UCL is opposite the workshop venue) are available from this link.