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Researchers at The University of Sydney who held competitive grant funding聽active on 30 June 2024聽are eligible to apply for fully聽subsidised聽research support and computing from the Sydney Informatics Hub (SIH) in聽2026. Up to an estimated value of $50,000 per researcher throughout 2026 is on offer, which could be a combination of:

• A month鈥檚 H200聽GPU time聽(720hrs) on the new聽

• 罢辞辫-耻辫听compute allocation聽- a bonus MSU on the national supercomputer NCI Gadi on top of your regular聽聽allocation, or equivalent allocation on Pawsey聽Setonix.

• Up to聽9 project weeks of expert SIH staff research support聽in any of our areas of expertise:

• AI & machine learning

• Data science聽

• 叠颈辞颈苍蹿辞谤尘补迟颈肠蝉听

• 厂迟补迟颈蝉迟颈肠蝉听

• Associated software development

• Natural language processing

• Text analytics

• Geospatial analysis

• Image processing

• Modelling & simulation

• High performance computing

• Parallelising聽& scaling up algorithms聽

Half of the available funding will go towards researchers who held an聽NHMRC research grant active on active 30 June 2024, and the other half can go towards聽any researchers who held competitive research funding on the same date. Read more and apply under 鈥淯Syd聽and NHMRC Equipment Grants鈥� on the聽.

聽and close Friday 6th聽February 2026 5pm. Outcomes will be announced mid-March 2026.

- NCI-Sydney Scheme:聽.

- NCMAS (Pawsey and NCI):聽

- Ronin Cloud:聽

- For access options to commercial cloud (AWS, Azure) or National facilities (NCI, Pawsey) under Sydney Research Cloud or for any other systems contact us at:聽sih.info@sydney.edu.au

Sydney Informatics Hub Project Scheme

The Sydney Informatics Hub (SIH) Project Scheme is currently closed for applications but keep an eye out for our next call for applications. If you鈥檇 like to be notified when we next open applications, contact us at sih.info@sydney.edu.au.听

The Sydney Research Infrastructure Access Grants (formerly 'Core Research Facilities User Access Scheme') support access to Core Research Facilities and Research Service Units by researchers whose opportunities may otherwise be limited.

Access Grants can be used to enable work with other facilities, but do not apply to Sydney Informatics Hub.