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Enthusiastic staff from the NeCTAR directorate team visited the Australian Synchrotron on 28 August to attend the 2012 VeRSI showcase and tour the synchrotron.

Highlights for the NeCTAR team included seeing the NeCTAR logo on many of the VeRSI projects, learning more about the amazing features of the Australian Synchrotron facility and hearing speakers talk about the role of NeCTAR’s research cloud, developed in collaboration with Australian research institutions and partners.

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