Advancing New Zealand's computational research capabilities and skills

Supporting research today and tomorrow requires an inclusive partnership with New Zealand researchers, communities, and Te Ao Māori, underpinned by a specialised and powerful technology ecosystem. Over the last year, New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI) has advanced New Zealand’s computational research capabilities and skills through training programmes, consultancy in research software engineering, strategic partnerships, and recruitment of NeSI team members with stronger knowledge of and connection into research communities. This session will look at how those activities, combined with recent enhancements to NeSI’s existing platforms and services, are enabling New Zealand’s science sector to compete and excel globally.