The Network for sustainable Digital Research Infrastructure Vision and Expertise (NetDRIVE) has been set up to provide a forum for managers, software engineers, academics and others to come together to build a common vision for a sustainable future and to incite a transition to sustainable working practices in the Digital Research Infrastructure communities.

The NetDRIVE network invites all interested communities to a two-day workshop focused on inciting and leading transformational change in our research computing culture, details of the next event:

• Monday 21st - Tuesday 22nd October 2024,  Daresbury Laboratory (Workshop agenda)
  
  
  

The workshops offer an engaging opportunity to interact with leaders in service delivery, creative thinking, team building, and advocacy to share best practices and innovative ideas to accelerate the delivery of the change we need.

If you are unable to attend but still wish to register your interest in the NetDRIVE project please still complete this form to indicate this.

Registration for the workshops closed on Monday 30th September 2024. If you are interested in finding out more about NetDRIVE, please request to join our mail list by emailing admin@ncas.ac.uk 

 Presentation Slides from the Edinburgh workshop:

• NetDRIVE Overview Presentation
• Green Software Engineering. Michèle Weiland
• Machine Room and Hardware Theme Sustainability at the Advance Computing Facility (ACF) Paul Clark, Adrian Jackson, Alan Simpson, Lorna Smith, Ritchie Somerville, Andy Turner EPCC, University of Edinburgh