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CSRE

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Constituent Research Organisation F-22012165

The CSRE is constituent research organisation of the Ministry of Industry and SIRO.

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Registry CMI-05 Reg 05 of 05
Headquarters Oslola
Scale 35 offices
7,990 staff
CSRE
Establishment of the Ministry of Industry
Attached SIRO
Employees 7,990

The Commonwealth Computer Science Research Establishment (CSRE) is a research organisation of the Ministry of Industry. It is a part of SIRO and is the primary government computing research organisation in Vekllei. The establishment has approximately 8,000 employees across laboratories, testing facilities and manufacturing research complexes throughout the Commonwealth.

The CSRE emerged from the Twin Electric research programme with the United Kingdom in the 2010s, initially focused on adapting British holographic memory systems for Vekllei applications. It has extensive connections throughout the Commonwealth computing industry and regularly collaborates with commercial manufacturers including National Machines and Votraitey Electrics. The establishment is a major contributor to Vekllei technology and several CSRE inventions have become essential to daily life, including the photovolume archive system and the National Bulletin System.

Departments 6 departments, 35 offices, 7,990 staff

General Headquarters

250

Administration, industrial liaison and strategic direction of the establishment.

  • Office of Administration

  • Office of Industrial Affairs

  • Office of Research Ethics

  • Office of Universities & Foreign Industry

  • Office of the DSRE

  • Office of Legislative, Foreign & Public Relations

  • Office of the Chief Scientist

Department of Optical Computing

1,375

Research and development of photonic circuits, holographic memory and ternary computing systems.

  • Division of Photonic Circuits

  • Division of Holographic Memory

  • Division of Ternary Systems

  • Division of Nonlinear Optics

  • National Optical Components Laboratories

Department of Automatic Systems

1,900

Research into robot control, command computers and sensory and coordination systems.

  • Division of Robot Control

  • Division of Command Computers

  • Division of Sensory Systems

  • Division of Machine Coordination

  • Automatic Systems Test Facility

  • Automatic Systems Test Facility, Ascension

Department of Networks & Communications

1,600

Development of data networks, signal processing and radio systems including the National Bulletin System.

  • Division of Data Networks

  • Division of Signal Processing

  • Division of Radio Systems

  • Atlantic Data Exchange Research Station

  • National Bulletin System Development Office

  • Atlantic Data Exchange Research Station, Oslola

Department of Applied Computing

815

Industrial, administrative, archival and transport computing applications.

  • Division of Industrial Computing

  • Division of Administrative Computing

  • Division of Archives & Records

  • Division of Transport Computing

  • Government Computing Applications Centre

Department of Manufacturing Research

2,050

Research into production techniques for photocrystals, optical components and computing hardware.

  • Division of Photocrystal Production

  • Division of Optical Components

  • Division of Circuit Fabrication

  • Division of Quality Control

  • National Computing Materials Laboratory

  • National Computing Materials Laboratory, Kairi

Constituent Bodies 4 constituent bodies, 35 offices, 7,990 staff

CSRE Industrial Automatics Board

Partner representatives from commercial computer manufacturers and major users for public-private research coordination with the Bureau of Automatics.

Commonwealth Computing Systems Commission

Development of technical standards for optical computers, data formats and system interoperability.

National Photonic Research Council

Coordination of fundamental photonics research across universities, particularly at Vekllei National University's National Photonic Laboratories.

Automatic Systems Advisory Board

Technical consultation on robot control systems for the Bureau of Automation and Robotics.

Boards & Commissions 4 bodies
CSRE Industrial Automatics Board
Partner representatives from commercial computer manufacturers and major users of automatic systems for public-private research coordination in conjunction with the Bureau of Automatics.
Commonwealth Computing Systems Commission
Development of technical standards for optical computers, data formats and system interoperability.
National Photonic Research Council
Coordination of fundamental photonics research across universities, particularly at Commonwealth University’s National Photonic Laboratories.
Automatic Systems Advisory Board
Technical consultation on robot control systems for the Bureau of Automation and Robotics.