Research Highlights

Researchers from the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) are using NCI's high performance computing facilities and expertise to research and develop the ACCESS (Australian Community Climate and Earth System

Australian researchers from the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science have produced a remarkable high-resolution animation of the

The Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) at NCI is simplifying the research process for many data reliant projects across the country. Researchers are able to use these new virtual desktops to access

NCI's support of Australian science goes beyond just academic researchers. School students in Canberra are now also benefiting, through a program called MeriSTEM being run by the ANU Physics Education

Record hot year may be the new normal by 2025: ANU Media Release The hottest year on record globally in 2015 could be an average year by 2025 and beyond if carbon emissions continue to rise at the

Dr Jenny Fisher from the University of Wollongong Centre for Atmospheric Chemistry is using computer modelling to understand the chemical processes happening in the atmosphere. These processes drive

Supercomputing infrastructure is helping scientists from the University of Technology Sydney produce satellite data products for vegetation and land monitoring. The researchers have analysed terabytes

Artist Erica Seccombe, a PhD student and lecturer at The Australian National University School of Art, is combining time resolved micro-CT scans and the NCI-developed high performance visualisation

Scientists and science bodies using NCI are able to see how their datasets are being used thanks to a new service, the Research Data Switchboard (RD-Switchboard). Based on data collections funded by

The National Computational Infrastructure has generated new optimisation solutions to help resolve important details emerging from magnetotelluric studies of the Australian continent. Magnetotellurics