ABLeS is available to research groups and bioinformatics communities across Australia. Read below to determine if your project aligns with our core principles and resource criteria.
To qualify for access, your project must address the following three pillars:
1. Domain and impact
Your work must have a molecular life sciences focus.
You are willing to openly share your results and outputs (exceptions apply), including data, software, and methods. Read more about this here.
2. Technical readiness & responsible resource use
Your team must have the “hands-on” bioinformatics skills and expertise required to execute the work, including being prepared to work within either the NCI or Pawsey supercomputing environments.
You acknowledge that HPC compute and storage resources are finite, and you have a plan to use them efficiently and within the scope of the project.
3. Governance and leadership
You, or someone in your group, is able and willing to act as the project lead and be responsible for all resource usage and adherence to facility policies.
You will engage with BioCommons and the ABLeS community in an open and collaborative manner.
You agree to a regular reporting and progress review to ensure resources are being utilized effectively.
All users must comply with the NCI Terms and Conditions and Pawsey Conditions of Access.
Example ABLeS projects
ABLeS supports projects across a wide range of topics and research communities. Browse our current projects to see examples of initiatives that align with ABLeS principles and eligibility criteria.
Is ABLeS the right fit for your research?
Take a 30-second self-assessment to see if your project aligns with the ABLeS criteria: click here.
If you prefer to speak to the ABLeS team, contact us here!