The TReSI Network project staff team is based at Heriot-Watt University.
The TReSI Network Project Board, with membership from participating universities throughout Scotland, oversees the work of the staff team.
The TReSI Network Advisory Steering Group provides guidance and support to maximise the direction and impact of the project.
TReSI Project Team

Nina Smith, Project Manager
She supports the work of the TReSI Project Board and Advisory Steering Group, facilitating collaboration between Scotland’s universities, national and international partners. She works part-time hours, usually Monday to Wednesday.
Nina.Smith@hw.ac.uk

Rustam Rakhmanov, Business Analyst
R.Rakhmanov@hw.ac.uk

Christy Brewster, Communications and Engagement Officer
C.Brewster@hw.ac.uk

Nati Smith, Senior Administration Assistant

Vacancy, Digital Solutions Analyst
TReSI Network Project Board
The Project Board is responsible for the overall direction and management of the project.
Board members represent participating universities, including professionals from research, innovation, information systems and academia.

Chair: Professor Chris Turney, Heriot-Watt University
Personal profile – Professor Chris Turney

Project Lead: Dr Fiona Armstrong, Heriot-Watt University
LinkedIn – Dr Fiona Armstrong

Linsey Dickson, University of Stirling

Jillian Finlay, University of St Andrews

Dr Mary Beth Kneafsey, University of Glasgow

Bruce Rodger, University of Strathclyde

Dr Sam Oakley, University of Glasgow

Jonathan Scott, University of Strathclyde
LinkedIn – Jonathan Scott

Dr Rachel Simpson, Queen Margaret University
LinkedIn – Dr Rachel Simpson

Dr Juliette Snow, University of Aberdeen
LinkedIn – Dr Juliette Snow
TReSI Network Advisory Steering Group
The Advisory Steering Group will provide independent strategic advice, constructive challenge and external sector perspective to support the TReSI Network.
The group brings together national and international experts from the trusted research, research security, policy and higher education sectors to help ensure project outputs remain relevant, sustainable and aligned with emerging sector priorities.
Membership details will be published soon.
