Jeremy MarisComputer Manager JMS Building |
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I'm responsible for research computing within Lifesci and specialise in Linux and Macintosh OS X solutions and the integration of these platforms with Windows.
Contact me if you are interested in using Linux or OS X, if you want access to our 56 node HPC cluster, if you have large datasets (images, video, sound, genomics etc) that you need to store or analyse or other research computing issues.
I can provide space on the lifesci webserver for web applications and some assistance with PHP MySQL and perl.
I spend 20% of my time working within ITS on computer security and lead for them on Information Security policy development and risk mitigation.
I'm a member of Amicus and chair the Trades Union Liaison Committee (Amicus, UNISON and UCU) and jointly chair our Joint Negotiating Committee with the University, dealing with most aspects of conditions of service and consultation including the Framework Agreement. I attend Senate as the Amicus observer and am elected by the non-academic staff as a member of the University Council.
You can find out more about Council, including Agendas and minutes from the Secretariat pages Please email me if you want to discuss anything relating to my membership of Council or are interested in how the University works.
I am standing for re-election to Council - you can find more information from my Council Home Page
My hobbies and vices include Amateur Radio (G3XDK). - I'm working hard with others to relaunch the Sussex University Amateur Radio Society (G4AQG) - hill walking and Glyndebourne.