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News

Upcoming VPAC Training Courses In March 2010
3 February 2010
The Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing will be running the following training courses, free to all members, in the week beginning Tuesday 2nd March and finishing Friday 5th March 2010.
Theo de Raat To Speak At VPAC
12 January 2010
Theo de Raadt, founder and leader of the OpenBSD operating system project, will introduce work done on network features during a 1-hour seminar conducted at the VPAC training room (Carlton, Level 1, 1
Call for Applications for University of Melbourne VLSCI Peak Computing Facility Resources
7 January 2010
VPAC would like to advise all our users that the University of Melbourne VLSCI has called for first round applications for their Resource Allocation Scheme.

3D Virtual Engineering Demonstrator

Multi-disciplinary Optimisation (MDO) is a design method becoming increasingly popular in the automotive industry.
Modelling HIV Reverse Transcriptase

High performance computing was used to investigate the effects of resistance mutations within a crucial enzyme of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) towards the antiviral drug Nevirapine.
HPC Cluster for the AutoCRC

The Cooperative Research Centre for Advanced Automotive Technology (AutoCRC) is a research collaboration aimed at delivering smarter, safer and cleaner manufacturing and vehicle technologies to Austra