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June 24, 2017 Karen Mecoles

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June 24, 2017

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Nectar funding has enabled the biodiversity and climate change research community to develop a unique and a comprehensive tool that dramatically reduces the time and effort required to complete ecology and climate change analysis utilising large data. The program has also enabled new collaboration, research and teaching and learning outputs.
Biodiversity Climate Change Virtual Laboratory Project ManagerHamish Holewa
eResearch in Australia has a bright future and will be enriched by the Nectar initiative ... we support the Nectar's vision of the connected researcher who at the desktop or bench top has access to workflow-enabled, richly integrated research infrastructure on a national scale.
Former Chair, Nectar BoardDoctor Graham Mitchell AO
The opportunity to build HuNI has been extraordinary for the humanities, arts and social sciences in Australia. This is a complete game changer in the humanities, arts, and social sciences sector, and we just can’t underestimate the impact it’s going to have.
Chair of Media and Communication at Deakin UniversityProfessor Deb Verhoeven
HuNI helped me to see the connections in my research topic with other areas, including theatre, design and fashion.
Professor Deb VerhoevenChair of Media and Communication at Deakin University

This activity received grant funding from the Australian Government through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy.

The University of Melbourne has been appointed as the Lead Agent.

ANDS, Nectar and RDS have combined to form the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) www.ardc.edu.au

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