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Understanding the speed of evolution

Evolution by natural selection is one of the central pillars of biology, explaining the amazing biodiversity observed on Earth and how species change over time. One of the aspects of evolutio n scientists are still learning about is how quickly these processes have been occurring in recent times. A...
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24 October - 04 November 2022 9am - 5pm

NCI-NVIDIA HPC-AI Hackathon

If you have an application running on Gadi and you are thinking about porting it to GPUs to increase performance, or if your AI/ML application is already using GPUs and you could use a helping hand getting it to that next level of performance, consider applying to participate in the NCI-NVIDIA HPC...
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Battery technologies of the present and future

This research highlight was originally published in NCI's 2020-2021 Annual Report. Every item and process in our lives is made up of technologies, discoveries and inventions that have been combined into a useful form. Every advance in creating a new material or method helps us gradually move society...
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17 - 18 August 2022 1pm - 4pm

NCI-NSCC OpenACC GPU Bootcamp

Summary This GPU Bootcamp is an exciting and unique way for scientists and researchers to learn the skills needed to start quickly accelerating codes on GPUs. Held as a virtual event across two days (two three-hour sessions), participants will learn how to write a portable parallel program that can...
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07 - 09 September 2022 1pm - 4pm

NCI-Pawsey-NeSI CUDA GPU Bootcamp

Summary This GPU Bootcamp is an exciting and unique way for scientists and researchers to learn the skills needed to start quickly accelerating codes on GPUs. Held as a virtual event across three days (three three-hour sessions), participants will learn how to write intermediate to advanced CUDA...
Deputy Director, HPC and Data Innovation

Dr Ben Evans

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Ben.Evans@anu.edu.au
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Dr Ben Evans is NCI’s Deputy Director for HPC and Data Innovation/Chief Scientist (previously named Associate Director for Research Engagement and Initiatives). He is responsible for driving innovation in future HPC and data-driven science with NCI major collaborators in prioritised strategic activities, including NCI’s partners, research communities, and national and international collaborators.

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How to Access NCI

You can access NCI systems and services through a variety of methods. See below for more information about allocation schemes, virtual research environments, data services and more. NCI provides access to computing, data and virtual environments through schemes allowing access to researchers from...
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The Raijin Supercomputer

Raijin was NCI's supercomputer from 2013 to 2019. When launched, it was ranked the 24th most powerful supercomputer in the world, capable of performing 1.2 quadrillion calculations per second.
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Adapter Scheme

NCI's Adapter Allocation Scheme provides quarterly resource allocations on our high-performance Gadi supercomputer, Nirin cloud and global filesystems. NCI runs the merit-based Adapter Allocation Scheme to allow for more flexible access to high-performance computing, cloud and storage resources...

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