On 1 July 2025, the roles, services and technologies of New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI) were integrated into the crown-owned company, Research and Education Advanced Network New Zealand (REANNZ). Stay connected with us by visiting the REANNZ website.
 

Software Carpentry in New Zealand: The seed has been planted

NeSI’s training programme lead, Sung Bae, notes “It was overwhelming to witness all 40 seats fully booked within six hours. We noted a strong demand from the humanities and social sciences.”
Subject: 
Computer Science
Calum Chamberlain servicing the Solution Ranges seismic site above the Landsborough Valley.

Scouring continuous seismic data for Low-Frequency Earthquakes

"As a PhD student close to completion, the speed-up afforded by the NeSI infrastructure and the ease of migration came at a crucial time. Everything was straightforward and well-documented, and the expertise of the technical team was invaluable.”
Subject: 
Earth Science

Ground-motion simulations of earthquakes in the North Island of New Zealand

“Without NeSI’s supercomputer, we cannot run our simulations with a sufficient resolution.”
Subject: 
Earth Science

NeSI - Lincoln Region Workshop

NeSI is pleased to announce its collaboration with the Bio-Protection Research Centre of Lincoln University and Software Carpentry in offering a Lincoln Region Workshop designed to support research... Read more

NeSI - North Shore Regional Workshop

NeSI is pleased to announce its collaboration with Massey University and Software Carpentry in offering a North Shore Regional Workshop designed to support researcher computing capability developme... Read more

Indomethacin

Predicting druglikeness in new compounds

A Case Study prepared by Daniel Moscoh Ayine-Tora and Jóhannes Reynisson of the School of Chemical Sciences, University of Auckland
Subject: 
Chemistry
3D plot of the creation of a pulse of light

Manipulating the photon number: simulating a controlled interaction of light and matter

“Jordi Blasco and the NeSI Computational Science team enabled us to achieve over 600 times improvement in the speed of the simulation workflow.”
Subject: 
Physics

New partnership to provide data firepower for NZ’s future

New Zealand’s two major science computer providers are to form an alliance that will benefit New Zealand science researchers across Universities and Crown Research Institutes.New Zealand eScience I... Read more

August 2015 newsletter

News and events from NeSI, the New Zealand eScience Infrastructure.Issue No. 24August 2015Case Study: Reliability of bloodstain pattern analysisWorkshop: HPC scientific programming NeSI Application... Read more

Workshop: HPC scientific programming

NeSI, in collaboration with NVIDIA and the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA), is offering an NVIDIA graphics processing unit (GPU) Workshop in the Auckland region. This in... Read more