2021 Centre for eResearch Annual Report
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posted on 2022-03-03, 00:52 authored by Mark GaheganMark Gahegan, Marcus GustafssonMarcus Gustafsson, Laura ArmstrongLaura Armstrong, Yvette WhartonYvette Wharton, Martin FellerMartin Feller, Cameron McLeanCameron McLean, Jenny Lee RoperJenny Lee Roper<div>In 2021 the Centre for eResearch helped over 2,650 researchers, working on over 1,300 research projects. This is an increase of 540 researchers (up 25%) and 279 projects (up 26%) over 2020. A major highlight of 2021 was the Research Data Maturity work that CeR and ORSI-led across the University, interviewing and surveying hundreds of researchers to gain deep insights into their research data needs, practices, frustrations and opportunities.</div>
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- Computational complexity and computability
- Applied computing not elsewhere classified
- Artificial intelligence not elsewhere classified
- Computational logic and formal languages
- Database systems
- Software engineering not elsewhere classified
- Programming languages
- Modelling and simulation
- Virtual and mixed reality
- Distributed computing and systems software not elsewhere classified
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Annual ReportCase Study AggregationResearch Platform ServicesAnalysis of Algorithms and ComplexityApplied Computer ScienceArtificial Intelligence and Image ProcessingComputational Logic and Formal LanguagesDatabase ManagementOpen SoftwareProgramming LanguagesSimulation and ModellingVirtual Reality and Related SimulationWeb Technologies (excl. Web Search)
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