The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre has contributed to revealing the mysteries of the Universe: finding slowly spinning neutron stars, weighing galaxies to identify dark matter, finding gravitational waves, even hunting for signs of interstellar civilizations. The launch of a new biography of Pawsey, written by Miller Goss, Claire Hooker and Ron Ekers, is a good opportunity to look at the impact on radio astronomy of the supercomputing center that bears his name.
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