United Kingdom e-Science
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| Belfast Regional Centre - Based at Queen's University Belfast. A regional focus of expertise, knowledge and experience in Grid technology. |
| Cambridge Regional Centre - Based at the University of Cambridge. Grants to institutions in the eastern region for projects that involve the use of large-scale distributed computing. |
| CLRC e-Science Centre - Projects, services, publications, events, links. |
| London e-Science Centre - 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. |
| myGrid - 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. |
| National e-Science Centre - Established by a consortium of departments from the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. News, presentations, lectures and events, publications, links. |
| North West Regional Centre - Based at the University of Manchester. ESNW sponsors and manages a portfolio of e-science projects and Grid technologies in the North West region. |
| North-East Regional e-Science Centre - Information on personnel, projects and links. |
| Oxford Regional Centre - Papers, presentations, personnel, projects and resources. |
| RealityGrid - A consortium of universities and collaborating institutions under the UK government initiative on e-science. |
| Research Councils e-Science Programme - Events, presentations, links to projects and centres. |
| The Semantic Grid - A vision of the infrastructure needed to support the full richness of the e-Science initiative. Events and reports. |
| Southampton Regional Centre - Projects, events, vacancies, links. |
| UCL Grid - 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. |
| UK Grid Support Centre - Documentation, software and support for e-Science GRID projects. |
| UK High-End Computing - Supports three computational centres and the e-science initiative. Information on research, training, events, publications, contacts and links. |
| Welsh eScience Centre - 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. |
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