How technology supports First Nations research and knowledge
AARNet is supporting AIATSIS to preserve and share First Nations language and cultural collections through secure digital infrastructure and data services.
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Digital transformation for Kenyan education
KENET’s hybrid teaching classrooms at St. Paul’s University and other campuses are expanding access to digital learning and interactive education across Kenya.
A new piece of the climate puzzle
NASA’s PACE satellite is delivering data on aerosols and clouds that SURF will process to help scientists improve climate models and understand warming effects.
Fighting cervical cancer with supercomputing
Finnish researchers used CSC’s supercomputing resources to model HPV vaccine effects on infection dynamics, suggesting cervical cancer risk could be greatly reduced.
Increasing Ireland’s electric grid resilience
Ireland’s NREN HEAnet and partners tested Precision Time Protocol to monitor the power grid without relying on satellite time, boosting resilience against jamming and spoofing.
Technology and tenacity in the Himalayas
NREN engineers and ICIMOD researchers used wireless sensors at high altitude to monitor glacial melt and lake growth, improving climate data from remote Himalayan regions.
Heavy rains in southern Brazil affect academic activities
Severe flooding in southern Brazil disrupted university operations, with campuses closing and research paused as institutions and RNP supported emergency response efforts.
The people behind Brazil’s digital classrooms
RNP’s Conecta Rede program is helping Brazilian universities modernise digital infrastructure, boost online learning reliability and build staff IT capabilities.
Citizens help monitor disease outbreaks in Kenya
Kenyan citizens use web platforms and mobile apps to report health symptoms, helping KENET and partners detect potential disease outbreaks early.
Supercomputer maps Roman empire trade
Researchers used agent-based models run on Denmark’s DeiC supercomputers to simulate Roman Empire trade patterns from archaeological data and test ancient strategies.
Stronger disaster response for the Philippines
A national emergency alert system in the Philippines now delivers warnings in local languages and reaches millions via mobile phones and radio to improve disaster preparedness.
Efficient data transfer boosts genomic research for Australian laboratory
AARNet and Globus helped Australia’s BRF move multi-terabyte genomic datasets quickly and securely to collaborators, accelerating research and analysis workflows.