Month: August 2022

Mr Ryan Fraser1, Mr Chris  Myers, Mr Ed Butler 1Aarnet, Perth, Australia Blink and you’ve missed it. If you have previously struggled to get your data from point A to point B (or even to point C), Globus may be...

Mr Ryan Fraser1, Dr Claire Rye, Mr Chris Myers, Mr Richard  Tumaliuan 1Aarnet, Perth, Australia In order to lower barriers and to normalise moving substantial volumes of data to enable data intensive science in Australia and New Zealand; a uniform,...

Dr Emily Kahl1 1Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Effective community management is crucial for maintaining active and vibrant open-source software projects. Open-source research software presents great opportunities for scientific collaboration, but also poses...

Prof. Linda O’Brien1,3, Dr Daniel Hook1,2 1ORCID, , , 2Digital Science, , , 3QCIF, , Trust in Science, and in Research more broadly, has been a key tenet of the development of the modern world.  Trust in the process and...

Mr Raniere Gaia Costa Da Silva1, Dr Ambika Prasad Mishra, Dr Christopher Riggs, Dr Michael Doube 1City University Of Hong Kong, , Thoroughbred breeding industry in Australia is responsible for generating $121.2 million in exports and makes little use of...

Miss Aruna Kolluru1, Miss Kiowa Scott-Hurley 2 1Dell, Sydney, Australia 2 Defence Science & Technology Group, , Australia Infrastructure support staff face challenges every single day while supporting cutting-edge research. Researchers approach us asking for high powered GPUs and terabytes of...

Ms Rory Chen1, Dr Vibeke Catts1, Mr Juan Carlo San Jose1, Dr Darren Lipnicki1, Professor Sarah D. Bauermeister2, Professor Perminder Sachdev1 1UNSW, UNSW Sydney, Australia, 2University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom Dementias Platform Australia (DPAU) was established to accelerate the...

Dr Ove Johan Ragnar Gustafsson1, Dr Tracy Chew2, Dr Georgina  Samaha2, Dr Sarah  Beecroft3, Dr Marco de la Pierre3, Dr Rosemarie  Sadsad2, Mark Gray3, Dr Gareth  Price4, Lisa  Phippard1, Dr Nigel  Ward5, Prof Andrew  Lonie1 1Australian BioCommons University of Melbourne,...

Chao Jin1, Prof David  Abramson1, Jake  Carroll1 1The University Of Queensland, , Globally distributed computing infrastructures, such as clouds and supercomputers, are currently used to manage data that is generated with an unprecedented speed from a variety of resources. Coping...

Benjamin Wu1 1Netapp, North Sydney, Australia Researchers all around the world create a lot of data! Experts estimate that by 2025 there could be over 100 zettabytes of data created by or available to researchers. Researchers need to efficiently manage...