Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research Infrastructure)
Professor Grainne Moran
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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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2020-21
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Our Systems
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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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NCI launches Adapter – New flexible merit scheme
NCI is proud to announce the launch of our newest access scheme – Adapter. In response to demand from our current and emerging user communities for a scheme that allows for flexible access to high-performance computing and cloud, NCI is launching a new merit-based access scheme. This new Adapter
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NCI in 2021 - Highlights from the 2021 User Survey
NCI User Survey “ The NCI is an outstanding resource and extremely well managed. I can't say enough good things!” From March to May 2021, NCI conducted a survey of its user base with 450 total respondents. The survey asked users about their research and careers, their views on NCI performance and
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NCI and NCIG are building the foundation for long-term dynamic consent for genome research
The National Computational Infrastructure (NCI), Australia’s peak supercomputing and big data facility, and the National Centre for Indigenous Genomics ( NCIG) at The Australian National University are working to give Indigenous donors of genomic data full control over how their data is used. NCI...
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Supporting national needs in high-throughput computing
NCI supports Australian researchers across all of their computational and data needs, from High-Performance Computing (HPC) through to High-Performance Data (HPD) and High-Throughput Computing (HTC). Optimising performance is especially important for NCI’s users relying on our HPC and HTC capacity...
