An example graph generated by the Waiwera geothermal simulator.

Next-gen geothermal modelling for a cheap green energy future

“Use of NeSI was central to our software development. We don’t know how big models will get in the future, so we wanted to make this as scalable as possible."
Picture of an eye.

A multi-disciplinary approach to mild traumatic brain injury

"Our goal is to create a piece of software that is capable of automatically analysing hundreds of thousands of pupil-tracked coordinates. This would allow a clinician to interpret the results and guide clinical decision making in real-world practice."
Subject: 
Medical Science
Photograph of wind farm windmills.

Modelling wind for Fiji’s green future

"We needed high-performance computing to run model simulations for a decade-long at this resolution, so NeSI has been vital in that respect."

Webinar recording now available: Who needs GPUs? Tips for determining if your code is a fit

Graphical Processing Units (GPUs) can significantly accelerate compute-intensive research, but are they a fit for your particular project?In this webinar recording, NeSI's Alexander Pletzer walks t... Read more

Introduction to R (for Genomics)

This online introductory workshop will help you get started with R for genomic data analysis. Specifically, attendees can expect to learn: The basic features of the R languageGetting started with t... Read more

2021 Metagenomics Summer School

We are now accepting expressions of interest for the 2021 Metagenomics Summer School. Please view (and share!) this flyer for more details on the content covered.Hosted at the University of Aucklan... Read more

Otago Bioinformatics Spring School

Genomics Aotearoa and NeSI are proud supporters of the Bioinformatics Spring School 2021 being organised by Otago Carpentries.This is an intensive one week, in-person course tackling the basics of ... Read more

Sharing best practice: How NeSI is building communities in High Performance Computing (HPC)

Best practices are an important means of learning through and from others. In the supercomputing community, this is equally important. Twice a year, before the two major global supercomputing confe... Read more

Plant & Food Research joins National Data Transfer Platform as newest endpoint

We're pleased to announce that Plant & Food Research has joined the National Data Transfer Platform. Their new local endpoint, activated in June, enables Plant & Food researchers to transfe... Read more

Growing the reach and impacts of New Zealand's national Data Transfer Platform

As researchers increasingly generate and transfer data at expanding rates, NeSI, REANNZ, Globus and other partners have been responding to those needs by improving and extending the capabilities of... Read more