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Pawsey Summer Internship
- Do you like a challenge?
- Are you interested in research?
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- Are you interested in
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- building technical skills, while using the most powerful public research supercomputer in Australia
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- (and the Southern Hemisphere)?
The Pawsey Summer Internship Program enables students to develop skills in computational science by giving students them the opportunity to immerse themselves in advanced computing research projects. Interns are , being supervised by leading researchers and undertake challenging research projects utilising the resources provided by the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre. Supervisors and sponsors benefit from the opportunity to understand the technologies and learn new techniques for their research area..
The internships are open to 3rd year, higher undergraduate students (including honours) or and Masters students at Australian higher education institutions looking to complement their discipline knowledge with hands-on experience using the leadership class computing resources at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre.
For more information see the:
- Pawsey Summer Internships: Call for Students
- Pawsey Summer Internships: Call for Projects and Supervisors
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As a condition of the award, interns will be expected to:
- attend a one week induction in late November/early December
- make satisfactory progress across the internship period
- submit a project report
- give a poster presentation at the completion of the internship
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ICRAR Internships
The Pawsey Supercomputing Centre and ICRAR also co-fund summer internships. There is a separate application and a list of projects, can be found here: ICRAR studentships. You can apply for both the ICRAR and Pawsey Summer Internships but need to fill out both student applications.
Applications
Applications and proposals should be submitted online via our webforms listed below. Student applications for Pawsey internships are open until COB 12th October.
Pawsey Internships Alumni
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Learn@Pawsey
Pawsey receives numerous requests for high school student incursions and excursions. To scale our outreach efforts, Pawsey has created Learn@Pawsey (learn.pawsey.org.au).
The goal of Learn@Pawsey is to immerse students into a world data through topics and surveys of interest to them, such as sleep and space. Data is created from students and analysed by students to build skills in one or more of Maths, Digital Technologies, Science, Health, Integrated Studies, and more.
The data is about the students. And because the data is real, the students' questions about the data are real.
Learn@Pawsey has partnered with schools and scientists to create scientists' videos and a variety of teachers' resources, including ideas for activities and assessments (in alignment with Australian curricula). Additionally, students can explore the world of graphs (and soon, python coding). Stay tuned, as the site continues to grow!
For more information see Learn@Pawsey.