Based at Queen's University Belfast. A regional focus of expertise, knowledge and experience in Grid technology.

Based at the University of Cambridge. Grants to institutions in the eastern region for projects that involve the use of large-scale distributed computing.

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A multidiscplinary UK project serving application scientists from various fields including biology, combinatorial chemistry, renewable energy and geology: the world's first e-Science platform for scientific discovery from the data generated by a wide variety of high throughput devices.

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Based at the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine and associated with its Department of Computing. Supports the development of e-Science activities within London and the South-East through collaborations with applied scientists in the fields of Space and Atmospheric Physics, Particle Physics, Bioinformatics, Environmental Modelling. and Engineering.

A research project that will extend the Grid framework of distributed computing, producing a virtual laboratory workbench that will serve the UK life sciences community.

Established by a consortium of departments from the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. News, presentations, lectures and events, publications, links.

Based at the University of Manchester. ESNW sponsors and manages a portfolio of e-science projects and Grid technologies in the North West region.

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A consortium of universities and collaborating institutions under the U.K. government initiative on e-science.

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Presenting e-Science solutions to key areas of UK industry and commerce.

A vision of the infrastructure needed to support the full richness of the e-Science initiative. Events and reports.

More than 20 e-Science projects collaborating via the UCL Grid forum. Knowledge is exchanged and a shared infrastructure is implemented, taking advantage of UCL's Network Centre of Excellence.

Coordinates activity on the development of composable software components that support database access and integration on the Grid. Charter, documents and projects.

Documentation, software and support for e-Science GRID projects.

Supports three computational centres and the e-science initiative. Information on research, training, events, publications, contacts and links.

Hosted by the Department of Computer Science at Cardiff University. Aims to develop, implement and deploy applications to utilise and create e-Science technologies, infrastructure, and services.