About Symplectic
Symplectic is a specialised software company and consultancy, based in London, UK, around a network of computing professionals who contribute to our tailored information products.
Our people
The company was started in 2003 by the four members of the London group who studied together at Imperial College London for their PhDs in Theoretical Physics.
Each member of the team brings their unique skills to our projects, from user-friendly interface design to expertise in complex programming and database architecture.
Our products
Symplectic has spent the past five years developing a range of unique products in conjunction with leading Higher Education institutions.
The results of our knowledge have been distilled into a range of products targeted to meet the information management needs of research managers, administrators and academic staff in Higher Education.
More about our Higher Education information products
Consultancy and customisation
Our products were originally created for the needs of specific clients, and have since been refined to meet the needs of a wider range of Higher Education institutions.
We would be pleased to hear from you if your institution needs extra functionality from our products, or if you have an application in mind that goes beyond what our products currently provide.
Symplectic's consultants take customisation to the next level, producing high-quality personalised solutions, which are specifically relevant to the needs of our clients, all at an excellent price.
More about our bespoke services
Praise for Symplectic
- "Publications is easy to use and it really does save me time - there are no more publications surveys to fill in. I now update my academic web presence, grant proposals and RAE nominations in a single place."
Professor Sir Peter Knight FRS
Principal of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Imperial College London
- "Symplectic's Publications Management System has revolutionised publications management for our academics and administrators alike."
Dr John Green
Chief Coordinating Officer, Imperial College London