Research Computing generates valuable findings and new insight, but the associated costs can be prohibitive for non-grant funded research.
The University is committed to support non-funded computational research activities such as:
- initial proof-of-concept studies
- feasibility tests and seed corn projects
- short research projects, including PhD student projects
Departmental research computing budgets
Your department has a budget to support computational research. If funds are available, they should be used as a first point of call to cover the cost of your research.
Speak to your Research Computing Champion to discuss your computational needs and funding opportunities.
Accelerator Awards
If your department can't cover the cost of your research, you can apply for a University Research Computing Accelerator Award.
Extensive use of computing resources
If your research project requires extensive use of computational resources the costs of this should be covered by external grants.
The RIS Research Development team and the Research Computing group can help you secure the funding you need for your research.