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"The Journey Home: an interplanetary guide to the solar system in 3D" is an animated and interactive 3D tour of the planets that brings the solar system to life.

eResearch SA thanks you for your support throughout 2011 and looks forward to working with in 2012.

Our office will be closed from Friday 23 December to Tuesday 3 January.

Bright Ideas Over Breakfast: Connecting Collections will feature a presentation from Dr Christine Garnaut, Director of the Architecture Museum in th

NeCTAR invites you and the wider Australian research community to attend its Request for Proposal (RFP) briefing sessions around Australia.

eResearch SA is pleased to bring you our 2010 Annual Report. The report provides a summary of eRSA's activities and successes from 2010, and highlights some the eResearch projects we support.

Applications are now open for our 2011/12 Summer Scholarship Program. To find out how to apply, visit http://www.ersa.edu.au/scholarships

eResearch SA invites you to attend Bright Ideas Over Breakfast: Justifying Junk, where Professor David Adelson will talk about his ground breaking research that is demystifying the notion of 'ju

To celebrate a successful year for South Australian eResearch this breakfast seminar will comprise a presentation from Gerry Ryder, from the Information Management and Technology division of CSI

eResearch SA invites you to attend Bright Ideas Over Breakfast: Lizards Online, the second in a series of quarterly eResearch breakfast seminars.

We invite you to participate in the ‘eResearch practices in South Australia’ survey, which focuses on the role of advanced Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in your research.

Please select the statement below that best describes you:  

eResearch SA invites you to attend Bright Ideas Over Breakfast: Digitising Drama, the first in a series of quarterly breakfast eResearch seminars.

Expanding Horizons: History, the City and the Web 18 MAY 2010 University of South Australia Bradley Forum, Level 5, Hawke Building, 50 North Terrace, Adelaide A multidisciplinary symposium exploring:
• the contributions of historical studies to contemporary knowledge of cities and
urban life from international and national perspectives
• innovative web-based approaches to disseminating historical research findings and engaging communities with place

Towards the end of 2009, ANDS staff performed a number of interviews with a small sample of research professionals to analyse the needs  of the research community in the context of ANDS services and applications. The intention is to develop a services and product roadmap which will inform ANDS development agenda over the coming 18 months.

Under the Commonwealth Government's Super Science funding program, $97 million (over 4 years) has been provided to ARCS (Australian Research Collaboration Service), headquartered at eResearch SA, for Data Storage and Collaboration Infrastructure.

On the 22 October 2009 more than 100 researchers from South Australia's three universities and independent research institutions attended 'Research 2.0: a roadmap for eResearch in South Australia' to explore its potential application to their research.

Our informative and enjoyable lineup included:

The Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering is running a competition in the area of cloud computing. Resources are being made available, without charge, by Google, Microsoft, ARCS, and Amazon. For more details, including prizes, paid internships, etc. please see www.cloudinnovation.com.au as well as the accompanying PDF file.

eResearch SA arranged a half day seminar on the 22 October 2009.