Training and engagement

The Project MAVERIC team has now kicked off comprehensive Research Community Consultations with faculties across Monash University. These consultations aim to engage with researchers to understand their needs, foster collaboration, and shape the development and application of the MAVERIC AI supercomputer and associated research initiatives.

If your faculty or research group has not yet had the opportunity to engage with us during this crucial consultation phase, we warmly encourage you to reach out directly. The MAVERIC team is eager to connect, collaborate, and incorporate your insights to deliver meaningful AI-driven research capabilities that address a wide range of challenges from health to environmental sustainability.

Please feel free to contact the Project MAVERIC team at:
maveric@monash.edu

MAVERIC User Workshop - 26 August 2026

Join us for the upcoming MAVERIC User Workshop on August 26, 2026, at 10:00 AM. This exclusive, invitation-only session allows us to showcase a couple of case studies, create collaborative networking among users and share platform updates to support and accelerate your work. If you are a current MAVERIC user, reach out to maveric@monash.edu to request your invite and secure your spot today.

Deep Learning Workshop: From Hugging Face to PyTorch Distributed Training

This hands-on workshop provides an introduction to deep learning with Hugging Face models and scaling them with PyTorch’s Distributed Data Parallel (DDP) module. You will learn how to access and utilise pre-trained text, image, translation, and audio models from the Hugging Face hub. Through this instructor-led session, you will also gain practical experience in efficiently scaling these models across multiple GPUs using PyTorch’s DDP module.

AI for Science - Multi-days hackathon event

Monash, in partnership with NVIDIA and OpenACC, NCI, Australian BioCommons, Pawsey Supercomputing, and Sharon.AI, will host the AI for Science (Australian Hackathon). This Open Hackathon begins online with Day 0 on February 13. The main in-person sessions will take place at Monash from February 24 to 27.

HPC/AI User forum - Feb 13, 2026

The HPC and AI Forum, hosted with NVIDIA and Project MAVERIC, convenes researchers and computational specialists to discuss the evolving intersection of high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI). In-person attendees will have the opportunity to meet with the NVIDIA Solution Architect. Join us in Room G.81 of the Learning and Teaching Building (19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton).

Getting Started with NVIDIA Tools for Generative AI in Digital Health - Feb 20, 2026

This course provides hands-on experience in developing applications that bridge the gap between medical datasets and human interaction. Prerequisites: Basic Python understanding and basic ML understanding. Venue: Room 1.01, Learning and Teaching Building, 19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton

Next-Gen Compute: Master the NVIDIA Grace Blackwell Architecture with GB10 - Feb 23, 2026

Discover how to develop, test, and validate AI workflows locally before scaling to larger distributed systems like MAVERIC. This is an in-person event held at Monash University, Clayton. Venue: G54, Learning and Teaching Building, 19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton VIC

From Molecules to Medicine: Implement Gen AI and Open Model in Life Science - Feb 25, 2026

This seminar explores the world of life sciences with cutting-edge technology and open models from NVIDIA Solution Architect. In-person attendees will have the opportunity to meet with the NVIDIA Solution Architect. Join us in Room 1.01 of the Learning and Teaching Building (19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton)

Latest Trends in Generative AI for Climate and Weather - Feb 26, 2026

Discover how Generative AI is reshaping the future of climate and weather forecasting. In-person attendees will have the opportunity to meet with the NVIDIA Solution Architect. Join us in Room G.31 of the Learning and Teaching Building (19 Ancora Imparo Way, Clayton)