Research Lifecycle Programme | Projects Archives

February update on the Research Costing Tool

by Denitsa | Jan 22, 2021 | Costing, Projects

Find out the most recent updates on the Research Costing Tool project.

Overleaf: First six months at the University

by Denitsa | Jan 22, 2021 | Projects, Research networking and collaboration

Overleaf is an online collaborative academic writing and publishing tool. It is designed to make the process of writing, editing, and producing papers and documents much faster and easier for authors.  

Webinar: Using Overleaf for Literature Reviews

by Fiona | Jan 21, 2021 | Event, Projects, Research networking and collaboration

Following the high interest in the ‘Using Overleaf for Literature Reviews’ webinar, the Overleaf team will be re-running this session on Thursday, 25 February.

A new survey tool for the University

by Fiona | Dec 4, 2020 | In focus, Projects, Survey Tools

We are pleased to announce the launch of QualtricsXM, a powerful, simple to use survey tool used to conduct surveys, collect and store data and produce reports. Qualtrics is available to all staff and researchers at the University and is also available to students when required for their course.

New look for the Manchester Digital Collections

by Denitsa | Dec 2, 2020 | Image Viewer, Projects

Find out more about the new features of the Manchester Digital Collections (MDC) page.

December update on the Research Costing Tool

by Denitsa | Dec 2, 2020 | Costing, Projects

The research costing tool project aims to improve the University’s ability to accurately cost research activity and will allow staff to model costs throughout the lifecycle of a research project.

Using the HPC Pool to help understand the fundamentals of metallic joints in next generation nuclear reactors

by Denitsa | Dec 2, 2020 | HPC, Projects

Find out more about the High Performance Compute (HPC) Pool – a resource that allows the University’s research community to address larger scale computational problems and take on research that previously exceeded our resources.