Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure
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Connecting Digital Research Infrastructures for the 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
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
Our team
Our large team is spread across multiple institutions, departments and geographic sites in the United Kingdom. The core of the team are based at the Rutherford Appleton & Daresbury Laboratory sites of STFC (Science and Technology Facilities Council) and the University of Southampton. Staff at these locations are also joined by a number of partner organisations. To find out more, please go to our Team Page or click View All People below.
Our Collaborators
Keep up to date
To keep up to date with what we are doing in the 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.
The latest Update:
An Interview with Dr James Gebbie-Rayet on the Creation of BioSimDB
'We are laying the foundation for the next generation of AI-drive scientific discovery.'Dr James Gebbie-Rayet and his research team are poised to revolutionize the Biomolecular Simulation Research field by addressing long-standing, systemic challenges. James explains,...
The latest Newsletter:
PSDI Updates: January 2025
Check out our January 2025 newsletter for updates on upcoming PSDI talks and links to past webinar recordings.