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Announcement - New NGS website launched


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The UK’s National Grid Service (NGS) has launched a new website designed to make it easier for users and potential users to find the information they need to start using NGS resources and to keep up to date with new services and announcements.

Designed with both users and institutions in mind, the website has sections such as “Use the NGS” and “Member sites” to direct people to the content they need. 

The website also features dynamic content to keep the content fresh and interactive polls for our visitors.

The website can be found at the same address: www.ngs.ac.uk

Feedback is welcome, say the developers — and you might try doing so at the NGS blog, launched yesterday, 24 November.



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