Professor Susan Scott. Photo: Academy of Science Two users of NCI have been announced as new Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science. Professors Susan Scott and Simon Foote, both from The Australian National University, have been recognised for ground breaking scientific work during their

The recent installation of 14 new GPU nodes on the Raijin supercomputer will offer significant performance increases for users running GPU-optimised code. Chemistry, molecular dynamics and bioinformatics projects who have already transitioned to the GPU's have experienced faster results and

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The National Computational Infrastructure in Canberra is set to become the master repository of the South-East Asia/South Pacific regional data hub of Copernicus, Europe's ambitious and multi-faceted Earth observation programme. Envisat image of the Great Barrier Reef off Australia's Queensland

Simon Brandi Mortensen from NCI industry partner DHI has been recognised as one of Australia's top 50 most innovative engineers by Engineers Australia. The recognition is for work he has done on behalf of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, using NCI to model the grounding risk of large ships

The National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) has received an $7M boost from the Australian Government, matched dollar-for-dollar by the NCI Collaborating partners. The funding will ensure the ongoing delivery of NCI's supercomputing services to more than 4,000 researchers in more than 80% of

After sweltering through Australia's warmest year to date, the National Computational Infrastructure's petascale contribution to Earth System Science has never been more critical. NCI's resolution to sustain breakthrough research in climate change is largely embodied within the availability and

MEDIA RELEASE Thursday 8 September 2016 The National Computational Infrastructure extends congratulations to the nine new ARC Centres of Excellence following today's announcement of a $283.5 million commitment by the Turnbull Government. NCI has a long and sustained record of supporting ARC Centres

An Intel® Xeon Phi™ processor inside a full chassis. The National Computational Infrastructure in Canberra, Australia's national advanced computing facility, is the first Australian institution to deploy the latest generation of Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors, formerly code named 'Knights Landing'. As