Research Team Resources

Participating in Red Hat Collaboratory-supported research comes with perks and opportunities beyond funding.  Let us help you share your stories beyond academic publishing (e.g., blogs, YouTube videos, Discord), leverage opportunities to nurture new collaborations and inspire undergraduates, and train your research teams.

Below are some of the ways we can support your research.

• Events. Share your research progress and harness opportunities for new collaborations by participating in an event:
  • The Collaboratory’s Colloquium Series typically features talks from leaders in higher education and/or industry.
  • The BU Systems Seminar (BU♺S) Series, typically held weekly during the academic year, brings together systems faculty, researchers, and Red Hatters to dive into research topics.
  • Red Hat Research Days regularly feature Collaboratory researchers.
  • Join the Red Hat US Research Interest Group (RIG) to connect with Red Hat engineers and other researchers to leverage additional research resources.
  • Participate in Red Hat developer conferences like DevConf.US and DevConf.CZ.

• Accolades. Let us help you amplify your research and accomplishments. Please email Gina Mantica (Marketing Communications Specialist, Boston University) and Jennifer Stacy (Senior Project Manager, Red Hat) to:
  • Update your project page on Red Hat Collaboratory and Red Hat Research websites.  Click here for more information.
  • Notify us of new publications, editorials, news stories, and presentations.  We can try to include them in venues like Red Hat’s Research Quarterly or BU Editorials for broader impact.

• Training.  Share training resources with members of your research teams.  Additional resources will be added as they are made available.
  • Red Hat Developer gives you access to the Developer Sandbox and a variety of reference materials.  
  • An introduction to OpenShift is available here.