QCIF
rob.cook@qcif.edu.au
https://www.qcif.edu.au/
QCIF (the Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation) provides the high-performance services, infrastructure and support required to achieve excellence in computation and data-driven collaborative research and its application in industry.
QCIF operates with its members and partners delivering services to research throughout Queensland and increasingly via Commonwealth programs to the nation.
Our mission is to accelerate and strengthen innovation throughout Queensland research and business through broad-based and effective application of high performance computing, large-scale data management and regional, national and international collaboration.
QCIF is a not-for-profit public company limited-by-guarantee. It was established in 2000 under the name QPSF (Queensland Parallel Supercomputing Foundation) and changed its name to QCIF in 2006. Its members are six Queensland universities – The University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, Griffith University, James Cook University, CQUniversity, and the University of Southern Queensland. The University of the Sunshine Coast is an associate member.
Course, Members Event, ODI Summit 2022 taster session, Online, Online Course, Workshop
Datopolis: The open data board game [taster session @ the ODI Summit 2022] Tue, 08 Nov 2022, 10:00 Online
As part of the ODI Summit 2022, this taster training session will help you learn about how ecosystems are built around open data. Like board games? Come and join us!
Sir Nigel Shadbolt's keynote address – Sharing Data Better: The Rise of Data Institutions
Sir Nigel Shadbolt
In his keynote address at 'Sharing Data Better: The Rise of Data Institutions), Sir Nigel Shadbolt discusses the ODI's hopes for the future of data institutions, the role data institutions can play in improving water safety, and the ODI's first hosted data institution for the Open Referral UK data standard
Canalside Chat, Members Event, Talk
ODI Canalside Chats: Investing in data, investing in nature: how data infrastructure supports environmental sustainability Tue, 28 Jun 2022, 18:00 Kings Place, Kings Cross
Join Louise Burke and Ece Özdemiroğlu as they discuss the importance of investing in data infrastructure if business is to rise to the challenges posed by the crises of climate and nature