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How SHAREing Flexible Funds Work

SHAREing funds people to carry out solutions to important challenges. You can get involved in two ways: propose a solution to an existing open task or suggest a new task.

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SUGGEST A NEW TASK – Call currently open

Suggest a new task

Submit your idea for a new task that matches one of the Work Package themes by 22 September

Discussed at open Working Package meetings

Your suggestion will be discussed at the next open meeting for the relevant Working Package.

WP1
3pm, 24 Sept 2026 WP2
3pm, 25 Sept 2026 WP3
3pm, 23 Sept 2026

Approved?

If approved, the new task will be added to the map of open tasks on this website. You are then welcome to propose a solution to the task.

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PROPOSE A SOLUTION TO AN EXISTING OPEN TASK – Will open on 2 October

Explore the open tasks across our Working Packages (WP1, WP2, WP3, WP4).

Check our Flexible Fund Guidance

Submit your proposal

Propose your solution to an existing open task.

Proposal deadline

This call will open on 2 October and close on 20 November 2026.

Review and decision

All task suggestions and proposals are reviewed through SHAREing’s open governance process and assessed for alignment with SHAREing priorities and UKRI eligibility requirements.

Successful proposals

Approved proposals may be supported and funded through SHAREing Flexible Funds.

Work Package 1
Performance Assessment
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Thomas Flynn - Durham University
Thomas Flynn - Durham University
WP1.1 – Performance Assessment
Community GPU codes - Task 036
 
Testbed descriptions and consolidation
Example Preparation and Benchmarking of Community Codes using CASTEP
Investigation of quantum acceleration of the SWIFT HPC cosmology code
Applying the SHAREing performance assessment approach to community lattice quantum field theory software
FLAME GPU Benchmarking and Profiling for AMD
Specification of Assessment Code Requirements
Celeritas assessment
Showcasing the Performance of Community GPU Codes in Life Sciences and Genomics
WP1.2 – Assessment Methodology
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Document DiRAC Performance Analysis Methodology
Python–Fortran Interoperability for Scientific Computing
Benchmark guidelines (kickstart)
Supercomputing Wales
WP1.3 – Testbeds
Using and optimising the Tenstorrent RISC-V system - Task 034
 
Performance analysis for UK Numerical Relativity community codes
Documenting the HPC Hardware Lab at Durham University
Live dynamic power management for HPC
HPC testbed and production system information service
 
Work Package 2
Technical Training
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Ed Bennett - Swansea University
Ed Bennett - Swansea University
WP2.3 – Develop e-learning content that is not covered elsewhere yet essential for accelerate computing
Identify platforms for training that will outlast the project - Task 012
Produce and deplay a questionnaire of community training needs - Task 013
Discussion with AI community on barrier to adopting large shared resources - Task 014
Practical Lustre installation and management guide development
Analysis of HPC node failure rates, with application to maintaining systems out of warranty
Agentic Observability Framework
Using GPUs to accelerate scientific workflows in python
Green Software Practices on Accelerated Computing Resources
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WP2.4 – Organise bootcamps, workshops and hackathons to accompany the virtual training delivery with in-person events
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Carpentries-style training in HPC hardware and software
 
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Work Package 3
Professional Skills Training
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Eva Fernandez - Durham University
Eva Fernandez - Durham University
WP3.3 – Develop e-learning content that is not covered elsewhere yet essential for accelerate computing
Definition of Professional Skills for Career Progression - Task 015
Review of Existing Professional Skills Training Landscape - Task 016
Stakeholder Mapping for Professional Skills Development - Task 017
Design RTP Learning Pathways and Micro‑credentials for Accelerated Compute - Task 038
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Scoping a Project Management Pathway
 
WP3.4 – Organise bootcamps, workshops and hackathons to accompany the virtual training delivery with in-person events
Best‑Practice Guide for Designing Bootcamps and Hackathons - Task 039
 
Maximising and Evidencing Impact Bootcamp
 
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Work Package 4
Outreach, stakeholder engagement and capacity building
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Chris Howell - Durham University
Chris Howell - Durham University
WP4.1 – Liase with compute centres, RTP communities, and lobby groups.
Summer pre-degree internships - Task 033
 
Summer pre-degree internships at Durham University
 
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WP4.3 – Marketing and brand-building in collaboration with the knowledge exchange DRI grant. Presence at international and UK conferences
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