Jana Makar

New HPC & AI platforms open to NeSI users

We're excited to announce that NeSI’s new HPC and AI platforms are ready for existing NeSI users to dive in and start working.This migration brings a rich and high performance platform into the han... Read more

Advance your digital skills with the NeSI Team at ResBaz Aotearoa 2025

ResBaz Aotearoa 2025, a week-long series of digital research skills sessions delivered online, has opened registration.More than 40 free sessions will run from 30 June - 04 July, taught by research... Read more

Job opportunity: Senior HPC Cloud DevOps Engineer

REANNZ is on the lookout for a Senior HPC Cloud Platform DevOps Engineer for a newly created permanent position.Applications must be submitted online, by the closing date of Sunday 18 May to be con... Read more

Webinar: Getting started on the new platforms

During May and June we’re all migrating to the new HPC platforms. In this webinar, we'll host a walk-through of how start working on the new resources.We’ll show you:how to log inhow to submit jobs... Read more

Plan ahead: NeSI migration timeline announced

We are excited to announce the dates we’re migrating to our new platforms -- view our timeline here.For the latest updates to our migration timeline, visit our Support Documentation.This advanced H... Read more

Webinar: Getting ready for migration

We're nearly ready to welcome researchers onto NeSI's new platforms. It’s taken a lot of hard work to get to this point and we can’t wait to deliver everything these new platforms have to offer.Com... Read more

Cris Print, Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland Professor and member of the Rakeiora leadership, at the Genome: Science of Life exhibit at the Tūhura Otago Museum.

Building a platform that brings us closer to precision health research in Aotearoa

United by a vision to improve wellbeing and equity in health outcomes, a new paper showcases four years of collaboration and knowledge-sharing across multiple research teams and mana whenua organisations.
Research figure showing the simulation.

Coupling ice and ocean models to better simulate the impact of ice fractures in the Southern Ocean

"The endeavour to couple two such sophisticated numerical models is simply impossible without the full support of an experienced research focussed software engineer. "
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Earth Science

Laying essential groundwork for launching NeSI's new platforms

Since our last update, we've made exciting progress towards launching NeSI's new platforms at the Tamaki Data Centre.We've run our first field test of our new compute capabilities, are continuing t... Read more

Celebrating the people, partnerships, and bright future ahead for digital research

Amidst a raft of changes across the national science and research sectors, the eResearch NZ / eRangahau Aotearoa 2025 conference was a forum for valuable connections, innovative ideas, and meaningf... Read more