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Developments with CVL@UWA (Characterisation Virtual Laboratory)
10 March 2022
Developments with CVL@UWA (Characterisation Virtual Laboratory) https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-knowledge-share-13 https://dresa.org.au/events/developments-with-cvl-uwa #####Dean Taylor (Senior Research Engineer, University of Western Australia) from the DevOps team (ACCS Project) talks about the progress with the release of a new node of the Characterisation Virtual Laboratory (CVL) at UWA. The CVL brings together LINUX tools with graphical user interfaces in the one platform on HPC (in this instance HPC@Pawsey) to allow researchers in the characterisation sciences to use the power of high-performance computing in a low code environment. In this session, Dean will take us through how he is deploying CVL@UWA and discuss how the roll-out will occur. Please note that these sessions are recorded for storing in our repository and sharing via platforms such as YouTube. If you would prefer, please turn off your camera and mute your microphone during the session. This ACCS session is by invitation. Please click the button below to email to request an invitation. Selected materials will be available to share after the event. 2022-03-10 12:00:00 UTC 2022-03-10 13:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Perth, Australia Perth Australia University of Western Australia Kathryn Hall (kathryn.hall@uq.edu.au) [] technical stafffacilities staffinfrastructure managersresearchercharacterisation scientists webinar expression_of_interestby_invitation Characterisation Virtual LaboratoryCVL@UWAPawseyACCS -
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging
19 May 2022
Melbourne, Australia
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220519 https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-workshop-series-webinar-on-machine-learning-for-neuroimaging Machine Learning (ML) is a rapidly emerging new area for research in neurosciences, opening the door to a number of analysis applications and pipelines, as well as predictive capabilities. We are very excited to offer the webinar session, bringing together experts from New Zealand and Australia, to provide an overview of the field and speak to their own recent experiences in leveraging this new technology for neuroimaging. 2022-05-19 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-19 15:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadeghian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] researcherstudentssupportfacilities staff webinar open_to_all machine learningCVLACCSneuroimaging -
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Workshop. Activities with ML analysis on CVL@M3.
26 May 2022
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Workshop. Activities with ML analysis on CVL@M3. https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220526-workshop https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-series-workshop-activities-with-ml-analysis-on-cvl-m3 In this hands-on session, Dr Chao Suo (Monash University) looks at ways to implement ML techniques for neuroimaging using the CVL desktop. Participants will follow analysis pipelines using example data. Workshop attendees are also invited to BYO data and are welcome to ask Chao’s advice and guidance for their planned analyses. 2022-05-26 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-26 15:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadgehian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] beginnersstudentsresearcherfacilities staff 20 workshop open_to_all neuroimagingCVL@M3CVLmachine learning -
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Drop-in. Troubleshooting activities with ML analysis on CVL@Wiener.
27 May 2022
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Drop-in. Troubleshooting activities with ML analysis on CVL@Wiener. https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220527-drop-in https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-series-drop-in-troubleshooting-activities-with-ml-analysis-on-cvl-wiener This is a drop-in session for CVL@Wiener users who attended the previous workshop on 26 May and who would like to ask any questions about adapting the workflows to work on that platform. Previous attendees with follow-up questions regarding running analyses on CVL@M3 are also welcome to pop by. 2022-05-27 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-27 14:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadgehian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] beginnersstudentsresearcherfacilities staff 20 workshop open_to_all neuroimagingCVL@WienerCVLmachine learning
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Developments with CVL@UWA (Characterisation Virtual Laboratory)
10 March 2022
Developments with CVL@UWA (Characterisation Virtual Laboratory) https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-knowledge-share-13 https://dresa.org.au/events/developments-with-cvl-uwa #####Dean Taylor (Senior Research Engineer, University of Western Australia) from the DevOps team (ACCS Project) talks about the progress with the release of a new node of the Characterisation Virtual Laboratory (CVL) at UWA. The CVL brings together LINUX tools with graphical user interfaces in the one platform on HPC (in this instance HPC@Pawsey) to allow researchers in the characterisation sciences to use the power of high-performance computing in a low code environment. In this session, Dean will take us through how he is deploying CVL@UWA and discuss how the roll-out will occur. Please note that these sessions are recorded for storing in our repository and sharing via platforms such as YouTube. If you would prefer, please turn off your camera and mute your microphone during the session. This ACCS session is by invitation. Please click the button below to email to request an invitation. Selected materials will be available to share after the event. 2022-03-10 12:00:00 UTC 2022-03-10 13:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Perth, Australia Perth Australia University of Western Australia Kathryn Hall (kathryn.hall@uq.edu.au) [] technical stafffacilities staffinfrastructure managersresearchercharacterisation scientists webinar expression_of_interestby_invitation Characterisation Virtual LaboratoryCVL@UWAPawseyACCS -
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging
19 May 2022
Melbourne, Australia
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series: Webinar on Machine Learning for Neuroimaging https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220519 https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-workshop-series-webinar-on-machine-learning-for-neuroimaging Machine Learning (ML) is a rapidly emerging new area for research in neurosciences, opening the door to a number of analysis applications and pipelines, as well as predictive capabilities. We are very excited to offer the webinar session, bringing together experts from New Zealand and Australia, to provide an overview of the field and speak to their own recent experiences in leveraging this new technology for neuroimaging. 2022-05-19 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-19 15:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadeghian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] researcherstudentssupportfacilities staff webinar open_to_all machine learningCVLACCSneuroimaging -
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Workshop. Activities with ML analysis on CVL@M3.
26 May 2022
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Workshop. Activities with ML analysis on CVL@M3. https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220526-workshop https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-series-workshop-activities-with-ml-analysis-on-cvl-m3 In this hands-on session, Dr Chao Suo (Monash University) looks at ways to implement ML techniques for neuroimaging using the CVL desktop. Participants will follow analysis pipelines using example data. Workshop attendees are also invited to BYO data and are welcome to ask Chao’s advice and guidance for their planned analyses. 2022-05-26 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-26 15:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadgehian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] beginnersstudentsresearcherfacilities staff 20 workshop open_to_all neuroimagingCVL@M3CVLmachine learning -
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Drop-in. Troubleshooting activities with ML analysis on CVL@Wiener.
27 May 2022
ACCS Brain Imaging Series. Drop-in. Troubleshooting activities with ML analysis on CVL@Wiener. https://www.imagingtools.org.au/events-calendar/accs-bis-20220527-drop-in https://dresa.org.au/events/accs-brain-imaging-series-drop-in-troubleshooting-activities-with-ml-analysis-on-cvl-wiener This is a drop-in session for CVL@Wiener users who attended the previous workshop on 26 May and who would like to ask any questions about adapting the workflows to work on that platform. Previous attendees with follow-up questions regarding running analyses on CVL@M3 are also welcome to pop by. 2022-05-27 13:00:00 UTC 2022-05-27 14:00:00 UTC ACCS Project Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Australia Monash University Farnoosh Sadgehian (farnoosh.sadeghian@monash.edu) [] beginnersstudentsresearcherfacilities staff 20 workshop open_to_all neuroimagingCVL@WienerCVLmachine learning
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