NZ Carpentry Connect 2023 was originally scheduled to be held in a hybrid format on 14 February, with an in-person component hosted at the University of Waikato | Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato. Carpentry Connect is a local event to bring together trainers, helpers, maintainers and anyone interested in The Carpentries, which is a global community teaching researchers foundational coding and data science skills.
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The Carpentries is a global program to teach foundational computational and data management skills to researchers. New Zealand trains several potential Carpentries Instructor trainees every year and it is time to train a new cohort of future instructors.Our next Carpentries Instructor training course will be held virtually in late April 2023, organised by NeSI, the University of Otago, the Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR), and Genomics Aotearoa.
NeSI is pleased to share a new opportunity for Aotearoa New Zealand PhD students involved in High Performance Computing (HPC), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Data Science enabled research, available through one of our trans-Tasman partners, NCI Australia.
NeSI is looking for an experienced Business Operations Manager ready to partner within a values-based leadership team. We’re seeking a trusted team member who values enabling research sector collaborations and who feels comfortable guiding operations teams in a learning environment. Applications must be submitted online by the closing date of 19 February 2023 to be considered.
NeSI, NCI Australia, and the Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre are pleased to announce the return of the Australasian Leadership Computin
Have questions about NeSI services? Looking for tips on how to optimise your HPC jobs? Or simply want to meet some of the team behind NeSI Support?Join our online Office Hours sessions, running weekly on Wednesdays in January! All sessions will be hosted on Zoom. Click on the links below to add the date & Zoom link to your calendar.
Within Aotearoa New Zealand, NeSI has been looking at what we do to enable research communities to truly value the contributions of research software in underpinning contemporary science.
As 2022 draws to a close, a range of strategic and future-focused documents have recently been shared by the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment that aim to drive Aotearoa New Zealand's research ecosystem into 2023 and beyond.
Since November 2019, NeSI and Genomics Aotearoa have been partnering on training, enabling a growing number of researchers in bioinformatics and genomics across the country to build their capabilities and tackle the science they aspire to do.This year, the NeSI and Genomics Aotearoa Training teams reached 327 researchers through 17 different training events. This brings the programme's overall year-to-date tally to 1,142 trainees - a milestone to celebrate!
The Research Software Engineering Association of Australia and New Zealand (RSE-AUNZ) Steering Committee is seeking community input on a recently drafted strategic selection criteria that will be applied to all new opportunities.