PawseyCentre

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iVEC manages the $80 million Pawsey Centre Project, a joint effort between the Federal and WA State Governments and iVEC partners to create a world class supercomputing facility.

 Services

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iVEC supports researchers in Western Australia with supercomputing services, petabyte storage, online research collaboration tools, and visualisation expertise.

 Supercomputing

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iVEC's core business is the provision of a network capable of computing at extremely fast speeds.

 eResearch

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eResearch is the use of advanced information technology to enable better research outcomes and iVEC facilitates local and national initiatives in this area.

 Education

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iVEC offers introductory sessions, online courses, short courses and workshops in a variety of areas throughout the year. 

 Industry

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iVEC offers a variety of services to industry and government which leverage the expertise and infrastructure obtained through servicing iVEC's members. 

Welcome to iVEC

iVEC is increasing Western Australia's innovative capacity and economic development through the exploration, evolution and exploitation of advanced computing technology, high-speed communications, scientific visualisation, grid technologies and eResearch infrastructure.

Our services and programs operate on the basis of:

  • Maximising access to supercomputing & eResearch services
  • Developing collaborative relationships with a wide range of stakeholders
  • Promoting the value of supercomputing and eResearch services

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Latest News

  • iVEC@Murdoch Channel 7 news segment 11 January 2012

    iVEC@Murdoch recently played host to the Aussie Invader land speed record team and Channel 7 for the filming of a short news segment that included mention of the CFD work a Curtin University team is running on the Epic supercomputer.

  • Epic-enabled research published in Nature Communications 10 January 2012

    iVEC is pleased to announce that research enabled by the iVEC@Murdoch supercomputer ‘Epic’ has seen publication in the journal Nature Communications with the paper ‘Stable prenucleation mineral clusters are liquid-like ionic polymers’.

Upcoming Events

  • Molecular dynamics Summer School 30 January 2012 (All day)
    MolSim downunder is a week-long workshop providing a thorough grounding molecular dynamics-related methods. The course will be taught by international speakers and local experts, integrating theoretical and practical sessions. For more information please visit www.molsim2012.ivec.org