NeSI is pleased to announce its collaboration with the University of Otago and Software Carpentry in offering an Otago Region Workshop designed to support researcher computing capability developmen... Read more
Now in its sixth year, the annual eResearch NZ conference was jointly hosted for the first time by partner organisations NeSI, NZGL and REANNZ.This year's event was held over three days (March 23 -... Read more
On 23 April 2015, PRACE – the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe – celebrated its 5th anniversary. In the past five years, PRACE has made an enormous leap from a project-based consortium ... Read more
Digital Humanities is the annual international conference of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organisations (ADHO) and will next be held in Sydney, Australia, 29 June - 3 July 2015.This will be t... Read more
NeSI is making significant changes to its Access Policy. A final draft of the new policy is now available for review. A key change to the policy is the removal of cost recovery.Applications receiv... Read more
ResBaz is a researcher training conference series as well as a social event where researchers can come together to network, make new friends, and form collaborations.Sung Bae and John Rugis from Ne... Read more
In 2014, NeSI continued to operate Tuakiri, New Zealand Access Federation Inc. as a going concern, supported its membership, and enabled researchers by facilitating their access to computing resour... Read more
eResearch 2020 is a twelve month qualitative study launched by NeSI, REANNZ and NZGL in 2014. The final report, a discussion document entitled "Conversations for change: eResearch challenges in New... Read more
NeSI is pleased to present its Annual Review for 2014.View as a PDF: NeSI Annual Review 2014.pdfor view using an online reader: Read more
