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Intersect provides HPC resources to further knowledge in the area of human disease identification and treatment
A Project Commissioned by the Department of Education and Training Victoria
Molecular Genetics increasingly uses next generation genomic sequencing techniques to detect genetic anomalies at unprecedented resolution, generating massive data sets that are difficult to...
Professor Clare Collins (pictured) and Dr Megan Rollo are committed to finding nutrition research solutions to tackle Australia’s poor eating habits and the obesity epidemic,...
Researchers sometimes travel to remote locations to capture their data and they need easy to use applications to capture the data consistently. Intersect...
Biosecurity managers and scientists need to model and run wind-borne pest or pathogen dispersal scenarios to assess the risks associated with infestation or...
High performance computing (HPC) is increasingly critical to evolutionary biology research. Biologists at University of Sydney are intensive users of the HPC services...
Having flexible high performance computing (HPC) architecture that is connected and collocated with data storage is a critical service combination that enables the...
The work at the Ramaciotti Centre at UNSW involves a very wide network of collaborators and Intersect's high performance computing (HPC) facilities underpin...
The Australian Institute for Health Innovation conducts research into health care received by Australians through CareTrack Australia. In 2015, Intersect expanded the functions...
Intersect leads the national med.data.edu.au project to build the necessary Australian shared infrastructure for collaborative, associated data services and operational guidelines to underpin...
Biobanks collect and store human tissue samples and biopsies for use in subsequent research projects. Intersect was commissioned to review the IT systems...
The Australian Schizophrenia Research Bank (ASRB) enables health professionals to assess study participants’ wellbeing in situ and later on upload that information to...
Researchers led by Professor Hong Zhou and Professor Markus J. Seibel from the Bone Research Program at the ANZAC Research Institute study the...
