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Unibuz


Unibuz is the one-stop digital meeting place for university students – enhancing their sense of connectedness and social life.

UniMelb figshare


The University of Melbourne figshare service.

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UniSA - Research Data Storage (Nextcloud)


AAF & Social Logon Authenticated Nextcloud service for research data.

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UQ Community Services


UQ Community Services, including Guest Wi-Fi

WANIF Preclinical XNAT


Providing researchers with access to their imaging data

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WILA Website


Work-Integrated Learning Australia Website Login.

WildObs


Wildlife Observatory of Australia - Australia’s national platform for processing and sharing wildlife camera data.

XNAT


XNAT is an extensible open-source imaging informatics software platform dedicated to imaging-based research.

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XNAT


XNAT is an extensible open-source imaging informatics software platform dedicated to imaging-based research.

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XNAT


XNAT Production environment

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XNAT Portal


XNAT is an extensible open-source imaging informatics software platform dedicated to imaging-based research.

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XNAT-Prod


XNAT is an extensible open-source imaging informatics software platform dedicated to imaging-based research.

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XNAT-SAHMRI Production


XNAT is an extensible open-source imaging informatics software platform dedicated to imaging-based research.

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The Australian Collaboration for Clinical Assessment in Medicine (ACCLAiM)

ACCLAiM commenced in 2010 and is a collaborative venture between medical schools in Australia and New Zealand that focuses on benchmarking graduate outcomes in the clinical domain. The project focuses on the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) and demonstrates an innovative way of enabling Australasian medical schools to collaborate in benchmarking and improve quality assurance practices in the assessment of medical students’ clinical competence.