Chile extends research network toward Antarctica with new connectivity hub
Chile’s NREN REUNA expanded its network with a new connectivity hub in Punta Arenas, extending digital links in the south and supporting Antarctic science collaboration.
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Turning fiber optic cables into scientific sensors for environmental monitoring
The EU-backed SUBMERSE project is testing how existing fiber-optic cables can act as distributed environmental sensors, with support from European NRENs.
Enhancing visibility of African public health science
WACREN and partners are advancing Diamond Open Access publishing to boost the visibility and global reach of African public health research outputs.
TeraNet launches as Australia’s first optical laser communications network
TeraNet has launched as Australia’s first optical laser communications network, built with support from NREN AARNet and Australian space partners.
Simons Observatory marks first year of studying cosmic origins
Mapping of the cosmic microwave background in its first year has generated data that CHILE’s REUNA links to global facilities for analysis and discovery.
Lightning-speed data transfer accelerates Singapore’s cancer research
High-speed data transfers enabled by SingAREN are helping cancer genomics research in Singapore move data quickly between hospitals and supercomputing systems.
Analyzing the Danish labor market with supercomputing
Supercomputing and large datasets of job postings are being used to reveal trends in Denmark’s labour demand and employer skill needs with support from DeiC.
Seismic shockwaves reach 300 km into space
NICT and partners mapped 3D ionospheric responses to the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake, showing electron density disturbances reaching up to 300 km above Earth.
The power of music: Ligeti Center marries music and technology
The Ligeti Center combines music, digital technology and networked performances, supported by Germany’s NREN DFN and research partners in creative audio innovation.
Virtual flying experience helps reduce fear of heights
A NICT study found that actively flying in virtual reality reduces fear responses to heights by creating a sense of safety through self-initiated action.
Africa’s open science landscape mapped
Across Africa, mapping of Diamond Open Access journals highlights funding instability and infrastructure gaps that limit visibility of freely accessible research.
Empowering farmers in Latin America with blockchain
RedCLARA’s LACNet and partners are using blockchain infrastructure like AgroWeb3 to connect smallholder farmers with markets and climate adaptation solutions.