NeSI is looking for several excellent candidates for exciting work in high performance computing and eresearch to support world-leading science. Domestic and international candidates are welcome.
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Posted at Monday, October 15, 2012 - 12:36
Dear colleagues,As many of you will have heard last week, we're well underway with establishing NZ's eScience and High Performance Computing infrastructure for researchers. Now that we have a good... Read more
"For the first time, the 2012 New Zealand Open Source Awards will include a category recognizing the importance of science to the wider community. The Open Science Award will be awarded to the... Read more
Grow High Performance Computing and scientific applications capability in the NZ research sectorEnhance skills and knowledge around computational methods, tools, scaling and architecturesContribute... Read more
The New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI) received applications for about 700,000 CPU core hours in its first call for access proposals from New Zealand researchers. This represents the first of... Read more
Peter Griffin from Sciblogs recently interviewed our Director, Nick Jones as part of their weekly podcast. It is now available for download. The pair discussed the current call for access proposals... Read more
Access to NeSI's high performance computing platforms for the Research allocation class are available via a bi-monthly call cycle. Every two months, a two week call opens to submit applications.... Read more
If you're already a recognised community builder and an expert communicator with a passion for science and more than a touch of computing geek in you, we're keen to hear from you. In NeSI we aspire... Read more
Media release New Zealand eScience InfrastructureHosted by The University of Auckland 1 September 2011 Director appointed for New Zealand eScience Infrastructure Mr Nick Jones from The University... Read more
NeSI, the NZ eScience Infrastructure, is being launched in Auckland this afternoon by Minister Dr. Wayne Mapp. Over the last 2 to 3 years the research sector has joined together and developed a... Read more
