UQ to build a high-performance image processing facility
A new RCC-managed high-performance image processing facility for UQ will be designed and built this year, putting the University on par with similar systems at Monash University and universities in the U.S., Europe and Japan.
The facility, currently titled ‘The UQ Deconvolution Engine’, will provide specialist computing hardware to centrally and automatically perform critical image processing on data captured from digital microscopes from any UQ location.
The facility will be particularly useful to those doing cellular research. It will benefit cancer, neurodegenerative disorder, immune system and allergy research, and other related health and medical research. Read more
![Jake Carroll with a QBI microscope](https://gallery.mailchimp.com/b63d1ccba1962da643e65ac65/images/81951857-d878-40c5-ae85-15aef3fd4ebf.jpg)
Jake Carroll, QBI’s Senior IT Manager—Research, with one of the institute's digital microscopes that will be connected to The UQ Deconvolution Engine and MeDiCI.
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