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HPC Systems

NCI’s peak supercomputer is Gadi, Australia's most powerful CPU-based research supercomputer. A 4,962 node supercomputer comprising Intel Sapphire Rapids, Cascade Lake, Skylake and Broadwell CPUs and NVIDIA V100 and DGX A100 GPUs, Gadi supports diverse workloads with well over 10 petaflops of peak...
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Professor Melodie McGeoch

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Predicting the next coronavirus outbreak

This research highlight was originally published in NCI's 2020-2021 Annual Report. Professor Ben Corry from The Australian National University received one of five prestigious Australasian Leadership Computing Grants (ALCG) in 2021 to support his research into currently circulating viruses with the...
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Modelling new materials for a sustainable future

Industrial processes and the combustion of fossil fuels have well-established detrimental impacts on public health and the environment. To help lessen these processes’ contributions to climate change and environmental pollution, a team of international researchers with a wide variety of expertise...
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Supporting national science ambition with giant computing grants

MEDIA RELEASE 17 May 2022 Supporting national science ambition with giant computing grants NCI Australia is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2022 Australasian Leadership Computing Grants (ALCG) supported by the Australian Government through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure
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Understanding the origin of stellar masses

Understanding star formation is critical to knowing how the Universe works since almost all phenomena in the cosmos can be linked to the evolution of stars. Scientists from The Australian National University (ANU) are creating 3D visualisations of star formation simulations to communicate their...

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