All Hands Meeting Network (AHM-Net)

通过组织三次全体会议（AHM），全体会议网络（AHM-net）将为电子科学研究人员，计算研究人员和广泛学科的研究人员提供非常广泛的社区服务，这些研究人员将共同发明方法和技术。高级人力资源管理机制将为信息交流、社区建设、最佳做法传播和协作形成提供一个重要场所。它们仍将是研究人员、基础设施提供商和资助者之间交流的独特场所。它们将继续培养新的研究人员、新的工作组、现有的工作队以及中心和项目网络。AHM扩展到更多的国际参与以及与计算和HPC社区的合作将继续提高其重要性和知名度。它们将扩大其作为知识转让活动的作用，促进学术界和工业界之间的双向交流。作为国际互动的焦点，AHM将展示英国的成就，并提醒英国研究人员注意世界各地的最新突破。因此，AHM-net对英国电子科学的福祉至关重要，这本身就是所有研究委员会提出的更广泛的英国研究计划的一个要素。电子科学一词是由约翰·泰勒爵士于2000年发明的，用来表示几十年来在研究中一直很重要的活动。它提请注意有必要将其作为一门学科来对待，并应为了所有研究人员的利益而发展这门学科。它通常由来自计算科学和任何学科的跨学科团队进行，这需要新的方法。他们可能不称自己为电子科学家，也没有电子科学标签的资金，但他们确实从事AHM。他们可能是ICT领域的思想领袖。

By organising three All Hands Meetings (AHMs) the All Hands Meeting Network (AHM-net) will serve a very broad community of e-Science researchers, computational researchers and researchers in a wide range of disciplines who apply the methods and technologies they invent together. The AHMs will provide a crucial venue for information exchange, community building, best practice dissemination and collaboration formation. They will remain a unique venue for communication between researchers, infrastructure providers and funders. They will continue to foster new researchers, new working groups, existing task forces and the network of centres and projects. The extension of AHMs to more international engagement and collaboration with computational and HPC communities will continue their rise in importance and visibility. They will expand its role as a knowledge transfer event stimulating two-way communication between academia and industry. As a focus for international interaction the AHMs will showcase UK achievements and alert the UK researchers to the latest breakthroughs worldwide. As such AHM-net is crucial for the well being of UK e-Science, which itself is essential as an element of the wider UK research programmes proposed by all of the Research Councils. The term e-Science was coined by Sir John Taylor, DGRC, in 2000 to denote an activity that has been important in research for decades. It drew attention to the need to treat this as a discipline, which should be developed to the benefit of all researchers. It is often conducted by interdisciplinary teams from computing science and any discipline, which requires new methods. They may not call themselves e-Scientists nor have funding with an e-Science label, but they do engage in AHMs. They may be the ICT thought leaders in their discipline.