Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure
PSDI aims to accelerate research in the physical sciences by providing a data infrastructure that brings together and builds upon the various data systems researchers currently use.
Connecting Digital Research Infrastructures for the Physical Sciences
The aim of PSDI is to enable researchers in the physical sciences to handle data more easily by connecting the different data infrastructures they use. PSDI will connect and enhance existing infrastructure in Physical Sciences.
Through PSDI researchers will be able to:
- Find and Access to reference quality data from commercial and open sources
- Combine data from different sources
- Share data, software and models including experimental and simulation data
- Use AI to explore data
- Learn how to make the results of their research open and FAIR
We are currently undertaking a phase of work from October 2022 – September 2023. You can find out more about this on our Current Work pages. This builds on the work undertaken in the PSDI pilot phase, which ran from November 2021 – March 2022.
In this pilot phase we undertook community engagement, scoping and design work and as an output of the pilot work we produced a series of recommendations.
PSDI Pilot Project
Recommendations
Current Work
If you want to find out more or get involved in the design of PSDI please sign up to our mailing list or get in touch.
Our team
James Gebbie
Position - Pathfinder 4 Lead
James works for STFC at Daresbury Laboratory where his focus is supporting the High End Computing Consortium for Biomolecular Simulation (HECBioSim) with their use of and activities around High Performance Computing facilities (HPC) in the UK. ...
Vasily Bunakov
Position - Work Package 3 Lead
Vasily is a Researcher in the Scientific Computing Department at STFC. Vasily takes the lead on the technical development in WP3 - Platform Development and Operation.
Juan Bicarregui
Position - Project PI
Juan Bicarregui is Head of the Data Division in the Scientific Computing Department at STFC. Juan heads up the investigator team working on PSDI.
Keep up to date
To keep up to date with what we are doing in the pilot project you can:
- Follow us on Twitter – @PSDI_UK
- Join our mailing list
- Send us a message through our contact form
- Find us on LinkedIn
New things will also be posted on the website to allow you to engage with our events and surveys when they go live.