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.
This year heralded some big changes for QCIF, both on an operational level and in terms of the resources we offer our members’ researchers.
Nectar virtual laboratories (VLs), which provide digital interfaces, tools and data to online research communities, are generating a return on investment of up to 138 times their cost, according to a new report by Victoria University academics.
QCIF and other EMBL Australia Bioinformatics Resource (EMBL-ABR) nodes successfully tested a new training model allowing an international trainer to remotely deliver a workshop across Australia last month.
A QCIF eResearch Analyst’s research project was the highest funded in Queensland in the November round of Australian Research Council grant announcements.
After 14 years in the role, Kathy Green is stepping down this month as QCIF’s Executive Officer to take up early retirement.
March–November 2019, Queensland
Read more ...4–7 February 2019, Melbourne
Read more ...May–December 2019, online
Read more ...17–20 November 2019, Brisbane
Read more ...Chantelle Pinnington has joined QCIF as an eResearch Analyst based at James Cook University in Townsville.
Read more ...ecoEd is a finalist in this year’s Council of Australasian University Directors of Information Technology (CAUDIT) Awards in the Innovation in Teaching and Learning category.
Read more ...With just one visit, University of Southern Queensland PhD student Paul Webb experienced the benefits of the Toowoomba Campus’ new QCIF-run weekly Hacky Hour.
Read more ...Applications for student travel support to the University of Queensland-based Winter School in Mathematical and Computational Biology are open until Friday, 31 May.
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