Research technology service

Apps Anywhere

Apps Anywhere is the University's centralised store of applications that can be run on any user's PC. It includes many applications useful for researchers.

Themes: Research software applications
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams is a collaboration and productivty tool for University staff.

Themes: Impact and Engagement, Research software applications
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Security vulnerability notification service

The University Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) offer a service to email you any new high priority security vulnerabilities.

Themes: Research software applications, Security
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Security incident response

If there has been a security or data breach, the St Andrews Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) will manage the incident on your behalf.

Themes: Hardware infrastructure and high performance computing, Research software applications, Security
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Writing for the web training

Digital communications offers training to researchers on how to effectively communicate via the web.

Themes: Impact and Engagement
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Research software development support and advice

The Research Computing team offer comprehensive advice for all researchers who are currently writing code or developing software.

Themes: Research software applications, Research software development
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Security requirements and grant application advice

The University Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) can advise at any stage of your research for security-related advice. They also can advise and provide costings at the grant proposal stage.

Themes: Funding application support, Security
Disciplines: Arts and humanities, Medicine, Partners, Scientists, Social scientists
Audience: Partners, Research postgraduates, Staff researchers, Taught postgraduates, Undergraduates

Office 365

As a member of the University, researchers have a subscription to the full Office 365 suite of productivity applications, including free installation on your personal devices.