Click here to watch NCI Research Profile: Professor Andy Hogg. Associate Professor Andy Hogg, ARC Future Fellow, is part of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science and the ANU Research School of Earth Sciences. Hoggs research interests centre on physical processes governing the ocean

Senator the Hon Kim Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research officially opened the NCI climate high-performance computing centre on Wednesday 31 July. Joined by ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Young, BoM CEO Dr Rob Vertessy and Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for

NCI is a core partner in the newly announced Space and Spatial Innovation Partnership, an Australian Government investment that will bring together the whole space-sourced data supply chain – from collection via satellite to end consumption. The new Space and Spatial Innovation Partnership will

VIDEO: Watch Dr Joseph Antony present 'Luster at NCI' at the LAD'13 Lustre Developer Conference in Paris. Click to watch.

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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2013 was has been awarded jointly to Martin Karplus, Michael Levitt and Arieh Warshel "for the development of multiscale models for complex chemical systems". Computational chemistry is solving large scale issues of national importance. Take a look at a handful of the

Geoscience Australia is testing a new system for analysing and visualising massive datasets linked to stacks of 'time slice' Landsat images. Since 2005 the key objective of the National Earth Observation Group at Geoscience Australia has been to maximise the value and impact of the Earth

Dear NCI Users, NCI is in the process of migrating the massdata (mdss) filesystem to new storage infrastructure. The new hardware will grow the disk cache and future expansion capability, improving overall performance and filesystem capacity. While the migration is performed, massdata will be

Professor Jill Gready. Photo by Karen Edwards. Far from being an ancient food making a boutique comeback, Professor Jill Gready of The John Curtin School of Medical Research thinks quinoa and other traditional crops could be the key to the looming food security crisis. "Food just isn't on the public

MolSim Downunder is a one-week-long workshop providing a thorough grounding in computational chemistry methods. Courses are taught by international speakers and local experts, integrating oral lectures and practical sessions. Topics of this edition will cover the fundaments of molecular dynamics and