As the COVID-19 situation develops, QCIF has been preparing initiatives to ensure researchers can still access our resources and services even while our staff work from home.
QCIF is supporting the rollout of a CSIRO and Griffith University-led project aiming to coordinate the use of species distribution models across state and federal government departments.
Pieter Demmers has replaced Heidi Perrett as QCIF’s Data Innovation Program Manager.
The recent public health emergency arising from the COVID-19 outbreak has demonstrated the necessity for a rapid, collaborative and international response.
Due to the developing COVID-19 situation, the organisers of the Brisbane-based Winter School in Mathematical and Computational Biology 2020 have made the difficult decision to cancel the event this year.
CQU’s Hacky Hour restarted on 11 March and will be held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, 2pm–3pm.
John Bancroft will become QCIF’s new CEO as of Monday, 9 March 2020.
Professor John Bell has replaced Dr Erin Rayment as the QCIF board member for the University of Southern Queensland.
Dr Elizabeth (Liz) Ryan has joined QFAB, QCIF’s bioinformatics arm, as a Senior Biostatistician.
A new investment from the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) will enable significant expansion of the Australian BioCommons ‘Bring Your Own Data (BYOD)’ platform.
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Read more ...QCIF will receive almost $80,000 in Government funding this year for two data storage and compute discovery projects.
Read more ...A system for improving nutrition and food waste in Australian hospitals claimed first prize at this year’s Brisbane HealthHack.
Read more ...An article with QFAB input is among the top 10 per cent most cited PLOS ONE papers published in 2015.
Read more ...QCIF's USQ-based eResearch Analyst Dr Francis Gacenga has changed the Springfield Campus Hacky Hour from monthly to weekly.
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