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Join us for the 2018 Science Coding Conference in Rotorua from August 1-3, 2018. Now in its third year, this is one of the few opportunities where scientific programmers, software engineers, develo... Read more

In preparation for helping users get started on Mahuika and Maui, NeSI will host a series of training sessions. These will likely happen in July.To help us plan the number and locations of these se... Read more

Squeezing performance from community code SPECFEM3D

"I appreciate the NeSI staff’s assistance in helping me move to NeSI's Cray XC50 supercomputer and achieving this significant boost in productivity."
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NeSI is currently on track to provide user access to its new platforms - Maui and Mahuika - in May. Join us for an User Q&A webinar on Fri, April 20 for a brief update on the timeline, activiti... Read more

Alongside the launch of our new platforms this year, NeSI is refining how researchers apply for Merit and Postgraduate allocations. Our aim is to enable a greater breadth of access across the platf... Read more

Are you struggling with Kupe’s scheduler, unsure about the filesystems, or have questions about the programming environment?This webinar will share some of the common issues new users encounter on ... Read more

In 2019, the eResearch NZ conference series will celebrate its tenth year of supporting the national community of eResearch practitioners and end users. This is a wonderful milestone and raises a k... Read more

An exciting opportunity is available for a motivated and customer-centric professional to join the NeSI team. We are seeking a Research Communities Facilitator to be responsible for facilitating th... Read more

New Zealand's newest collaborative research platform for genomics and bioinformatics research is hiring its first employees and preparing to launch its services. In February, Genomics Aotearoa fina... Read more

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Exploring the rupture process of the Kaikoura earthquake

“Without NeSI’s supercomputer, we cannot run the software with a sufficient resolution for the research problem.”