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Research IT request

Submit a research IT request to ������Ƶ's Research IT Advisory Group, a multi-unit team of members from Research Initiatives and Services, the Office of the Chief Information Officer, ACENET and other research IT service providers from across the university. The group will review requests, connect researchers with the appropriate IT service(s), and identify gaps in services.

Selecting cloud solutions to support teaching, learning & research

When looking for opportunities to introduce a cloud solution to support teaching, learning and/or research, many things need to be considered before using a cloud solution – privacy, information management and protection, and legislative compliance to name a few.

Access high performance (HPC), big data, cloud and graphical processing unit (GPU) computing, storage, and a large-scale file transfer platform through .

Faculty Profile Web Sites

Faculty profile sites are created and managed using ������Ƶ's web content management system. Web sites will have a URL of www.mun.ca/department/faculty_name/ and the same “look and feel” as www.mun.ca. A faculty site can be requested using MarComm’s Request for Services.

The is a web-based work tool for research data management. The Researcher Portal will allow you to apply for various types of research funding and ethics certifications.

Research Data Lifecycle

Check out the Research Data Lifecycle to get help in choosing the appropriate resources, data management services, tools and storage options that are supported by ������Ƶ University

Survey Tool

Qualtrics is the current approved survey tool for ������Ƶ University. This service is available to active ������Ƶ faculty, staff, and students (with faculty/staff supervisor approval) to conduct surveys for a research or administrative purpose.

Virtual Private Network (VPN)

������Ƶ's VPN service allows a secure connection to ������Ƶ's online resources. It is required to access many resources from off-campus.

Research Network Zone

Research network zones are available to meet the specialized needs of research that cannot be met by ������Ƶ’s core network configuration. There is currently one research network zone, but more may be added in the future.