Hacky Hour UQ has introduced monthly sessions to help biology researchers, especially early to mid-career researchers, with their technical laboratory work.
QCIF is proud to announce that Galaxy-QLD is expanding and being relaunched nationally as Galaxy Australia.
QCIF collaborator Open Data Institute Australian Network has secured Scott Waters as its new CEO.
QCIF's CEO outlines our goals for the coming years, including plans to increase compute power and data storage, expand virtual laboratories, and focus on partnering on big data challenges in government, eco-science, agriculture and health.
Managing data collections stored on QRIScloud has become even easier with recent upgrades for Object Storage and Nextcloud access.
QCIF has successfully patched QRIScloud and its other compute resources to guard against one security vulnerability discovered earlier last month, and is working towards patching a second one.
QCIF is kicking off 2018 with its first Software Carpentry workshop of the year: ‘Introduction to Python’ at Griffith’s Gold Coast campus, 7–9 February.
QCIF will attend the eResearch New Zealand conference this month to present a talk about ReDBox, the QCIF-developed open source research data management platform.
QRIScloud assisted a demonstration of potentially revolutionary software at UQ’s Centre for Clinical Research on Saturday, 4 November 2017.
QFAB Bioinformatics trained more than 250 Australian researchers last year across almost 30 workshops.
17–20 November 2019, Brisbane
Read more ...March–November 2019, USQ
Read more ...May–December 2019, online
Read more ...4 September and 30 October 2019, online
Read more ...Dr Tiffanie (Tiff) Nelson and Dr Farah Zahir have joined QFAB, QCIF’s bioinformatics arm—Farah as a biostatistician and Tiff in research community engagement for the Australian Bioinformatics Commons (BioCommons).
Read more ...QRIScloud Operations Engineer Dr Edan Scriven will replace Dr Minh Dinh as a UQ-based QCIF eResearch Analyst.
Read more ...Dr Phil Gurney has decided to stand down as QCIF’s CEO due to family commitments in Melbourne.
Read more ...QCIF will receive almost $80,000 in Government funding this year for two data storage and compute discovery projects.
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