Hosted Trusted Research Environments

SeRP Hubs

Launch a secure research environment without the cost and complexity of building your own Trusted Research Environment.

SeRP Hubs enables projects, programmes, and research communities to operate within an established Trusted Research Environment, benefiting from proven governance, security, infrastructure, and support from day one.

Think of it as having your own dedicated research space inside a larger TRE. You retain control over your programme and research activities while the host organisation provides the governance, compliance, and operational foundations.

Who Are Hubs For?

SeRP Hubs are ideal for:

  • Research programmes and cohorts
  • Academic collaborations and consortia
  • Disease or domain-focused research communities
  • Organisations that need TRE capabilities but do not require a standalone environment
  • Teams looking to accelerate research while minimising operational overhead

Hosted TREs (Hubs) House Rules

SeRP Collaborate.

All projects within a HUB would be party to the governance structure of the host organisations such as data requests, user onboarding and approval to provide access to data All data ingress processes for the host organisation would be followed for the Hub.

All data out requests would be party to the same process as the host organisation.

All accreditations achieved by the Host would be cover the data inside the Hub.

The Hub and its projects would be included within the same programme hierarchy in SAM as the Host.

Applications to access data will be via Host branded application forms. Therefore, the context is that the users are always accessing the data via the host SeRP.

Hub organisations MUST provide their datasets to the Host organisation

End User Agreements need to exist.

Interested in launching a Hub?

Speak to our team to find the right host organisation and start benefiting from a Trusted Research Environment.

All the benefits of a Trusted Research Environment, without the cost, complexity, and operational burden of running one yourself.