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COSMOS BRIEFING - Supercomputing & Big Data, What does it really mean for business in Australia?
Think of a computing process underpinned by masses of complex data – such as modelling planet-wide shifts in climate, or simulating the detonation of an atomic bomb. The process is known as supercomputing, and it’s run on a powerful system working at its maximum potential performance – a supercomputer.
Typical supercomputing applications include weather forecasting, resources exploration and climate research. More recently they’ve been employed on multiple fronts during the COVID pandemic. They’re the big analysis machines we turn to in order consider the world’s, and science’s, very big questions.

Apr 15, 2021 02:30 PM in Adelaide

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Dr Karen Lee-Waddell
Director @Australian SKA Regional Centre, ICRAR/UWA and CSIRO
Dr Karen Lee-Waddell is currently the Director of the Australian SKA Regional Centre (AusSRC). In this role, she is leading the Australian effort to build computing and data intensive research capabilities that will support astronomers using the next generation of telescopes. She is also currently the Project Scientist for WALLABY, the all-sky neutral hydrogen survey that is being conducted on the CSIRO’s new telescope, the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP).
Professor Sean Smith
Director @NCI Australia
Sean Smith commenced as Director of the NCI in January 2018 and is conjointly Professor of computational nanomaterials science and technology at the ANU. He has extensive theoretical and computational research experience in chemistry, nanomaterials and nano-bio science and technology

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