NeSI is made up of a set of unique HPC resources for all New Zealand researchers. The team is delighted to announce a call to access to them. The call is open from 6-17 March 2013.
We welcome research groups with upcoming, new and current projects to apply for access under the Research and Proposal Development allocation classes.
All New Zealand researchers are invited to apply for access to New Zealand’s largest scientific computers. The call is now open and closes 15 March 2013.
We welcome research groups with upcoming, new and current projects to apply for access under the Research and Proposal Development allocation classes.
NeSI staff are hosting a video conference to field questions from the research community during 10-11am on Thursday, 7 March. If you have any questions about NeSI or accessing its services, do drop in for a few minutes and ask away.
To attend, download the Scopia Desktop Client beforehand. On Thursday morning, visit http://sds.karen.net.nz/scopia?ID=6463&autojoin.
This month’s newsletter includes news from around the research sector, a call for access, upcoming events & more. To view the newsletter in its original form, follow this link.
Email support@nesi.org.nz or visit support.nesi.org.nz to submit a request to any NeSI facility and for any of NeSI's services.
The NeSI head office based at The University of Auckland's City Campus, needs a capable and enthusastic administrator. As part of NeSI, you will join a small and focused national team delivering a new eScience infrastructure for the NZ research sector. Learn more.
Ian Foster, distinguished scientist from Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago, will be in New Zealand to provide the opening keynote to in Multicore World 2013. As part of his visit, he has offered to present on the challenges of data management for the research sector. NeSI is delighted to be cooperating with REANNZ to deliver this event to the research sector.
Open Research was a series of events that about accelerating discovery by increasing openness in the research sector. Events spanned 6-8 February 2013 comprising a conference and discussion sessions.
NeSI is currently recruiting for excellent staff to be based in Wellington to support the growth of the high performance computing facility based at NIWA.
Researchers at Otago University are invited to attend a workshop at the university's Dunedin campus. NeSI staff from NIWA and The University of Auckland will be on hand to guide researchers through the process of getting up and running on NeSI's systems.
