Migration to post-quantum cryptography proved possible
A Japanese proof of concept led by NICT shows migration to post-quantum cryptography can protect internet security without disrupting existing systems.
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Stay networked in the middle of nowhere
Portable wireless systems from ESnet are bringing scientific networking to remote field sites, helping researchers stream sensor data in real time.
AI-powered weather forecasting for the Philippines
DOST-ASTI’s NREN, DOST-PAGASA and Atmo partner to develop AI-powered weather forecasting for the Philippines, boosting climate resilience.
Reducing pest damage in banana plantations
DOST-ASTI’s ROAMER project advances smart pesticide application in Philippine banana plantations, reducing pest damage and farmers’ chemical exposure.
Milestone for optical communication in space
Japan’s NREN NICT, with JAXA and Nagoya Institute, demonstrates laser space communication overcoming turbulence for faster, reliable data links.
Adapting to climate change in Brazil
In Brazil, INPE and NREN RNP develop an AI-driven platform to predict extreme weather, enabling faster response and climate adaptation.
Open science platform for the Arab region
ASREN launched Tibr, with RedCLARA and GÉANT support, connecting regions to share research data on climate, sustainability, and more.
Latin America: honey in the blockchain
In Latin America, a blockchain project traces honey from hive to consumer, with RedCLARA enabling infrastructure to boost transparency and sustainability.
Safeguarding the cinematic heritage of Finland
Finland preserves its cinematic heritage with 3.4 petabytes of storage, with NREN CSC ensuring long-term access, data integrity, and preservation.
Japan takes optics to new heights
NICT and industry partners plan the first optical wireless link between space and the stratosphere, testing high-speed light-based communications via satellites and HAPS.
Better climate adaptation for Western Africa
WACREN expands its NREN to include six new countries, enabling better climate adaptation through improved data access, real-time monitoring, and regional collaboration.
When time travels by fibre
Researchers at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam are using ultra-precise timing delivered over the SURF network to study molecular vibrations and explore a more resilient alternative to GPS timing systems.