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In Person Drop-In Sessions

ARC and the Research Data Management team (Library Services) run regular drop-in sessions for all research staff and research students, providing digital research support, troubleshooting and advice.

 

Support topics

If you have any problems related to the following areas, we should be able to help:

  • Choosing the right software, hardware and services,
  • Research programming,
  • Task automation and scripting,
  • High performance computing,
  • Data science,
  • Storing large datasets,
  • Research Data Storage (RDS) service induction,
  • Handling sensitive data,
  • Research data management (including writing data management plans).

If you would like to discuss something in person, you are welcome to visit us during the dates/times/venues below. If the problem is likely to need a lengthy discussion (half an hour or more) or requires very specific knowledge (e.g. of an unusual programming language) it would be very helpful if you could email a short summary of your problem to arc@ucl.ac.uk at least 2 days before the session you would like to attend - we can then try to make sure a member of staff with appropriate expertise is available.

Upcoming in-person sessions

DateTimeLocation
Tuesday 10th September 202411am - 12:30pm   26 Bedford Way, Room 448
Tuesday 24th September 202411am - 12:30pm26 Bedford Way, Room 448
Tuesday 8th October 202411am - 12:30pmUCL GOSICH - Wolfson Centre, Room D (Ground Floor)
Tuesday 22nd October 202411am - 12:30pmUCL GOSICH - Wolfson Centre, Room D (Ground Floor)
Tuesday 12th November 202411am - 12:30pm20 Bedford Way, Room C3.14
Tuesday 26th November 202411am - 12:30pm20 Bedford Way, Room C3.14
Tuesday 3rd December 202411am - 12:30pmTBC
Tuesday 17th December 202411am - 12:30pmTBC


Research Programming Hub

If you're looking for support with computer programming you can also find help via the UCL Research Programming Hub: a UCL wide network for people who are interested in programming. The Programming Hub Slack workspace is open to anyone with an @ucl.ac.uk email address and features a #helpme channel where you can post your questions to the community. Slack's guide for new users provides a quick introduction if you're new to the platform.


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