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Cell surface receptors are gateways into living cells. They control how a cell ‘feels’ its environment and they activate ‘switches’ for cellular response. The fact that they are located on the outside of a cell and that they are the master regulators of many cellular processes makes them an attractive... Read more »

At Monash University’s Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health, Tsuchiya is exploring some fundamental neuroscientific questions about the boundary between conscious and unconscious, and what happens in the brain when we slip from one conscious state to the other.

NVIDIA has launched our 19th Annual Graduate Fellowship Program, which advances the frontiers of science by awarding grants and providing technical support to graduate students who are doing outstanding GPU-based research.

Monash eResearch and MASSIVE are seeking two staff to join our team:

Senior Research Community Manager

Research DevOps Systems Engineer (HEW 8 or 9)

The National Computational Merit Allocation Scheme (NCMAS) 2020 Call for Applications is open. Access to MASSIVE is available through the NCMAS. To begin your application and to find information about NCMAS 2020 head to https://ncmas.nci.org.au/2020/info

The National Computational Merit Allocation Committee (NCMAC) is seeking expressions of interest from researchers in the following fields: Bioinformatics, Genetics or other computational life sciences (2 positions); and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, Geophysics, or other computational earth sciences (2 positions); to serve on the Committee for the NCMAS 2020 Call for... Read more »

MASSIVE is a partner on a Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Frontiers project which has been awarded $960,000 for intensive research into new 4D diagnostic technology to allow accurate assessment of lung function in patients of all ages including the very sick.

Monash eResearch Centre (the operator of MASSIVE) is seeking to appoint a highly experienced Cloud and HPC Architect to lead the architecture and development of our research cloud and high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities, including MASSIVE.

MASSIVE and Monash University, in collaboration with national partners, is hosting an entry to the Supercomputing Student Cluster Competition. See the Student Cluster Competition page for details.

Monash researchers, together with colleagues from the Pasteur Institute in Paris, have discovered a unique set of “super” receptors on immune cells capable of killing HIV across genetically diverse populations, making them a potential candidate for immunotherapy treatments. The work was published in the journal Science Immunology.