NTRO is using Globus via AARNet to move and analyse large road survey datasets in near real time, helping improve safety and efficiency across transport networks.
BCNET, CANARIE and Internet2 enabled over 1 Tbps of scientific data transfer from Canada to the SC25 supercomputing conference, showcasing global research network collaboration.
High-resolution simulations on SURF’s Snellius supercomputer are modelling aeroacoustic noise to help engineers design quieter aircraft, drones and turbines.
NICT’s optical testbed shares network telemetry for AI and machine learning research, improving automation and resilience in modern optical networks.
High-speed broadband “islands” from KENET are connecting hospitals and universities in Kenya, improving access to online learning, telemedicine and digital research.
BdREN has expanded eduroam Wi-Fi access to Sylhet and Chittagong airports after Hazrat Shahjalal, letting students, researchers and staff stay connected on the go.
A European collaboration using ultrasound tomography and DFN’s X-WiN network aims to develop radiation-free breast cancer screenings that better detect tumours, especially in dense tissue.
In a 2024 test, ESnet streamed raw physics data in real time from Jefferson Lab to a supercomputer 3,000 miles away, enabling instant analysis and simplified scientific workflows.
Denmark’s growing quantum ecosystem includes precise positioning research and a new centre for medical quantum sensing, with support from the NREN DeiC’s quantum initiatives.
NICT’s low-latency, on-device text-to-speech system now supports 21 languages on smartphones, enabling fast voice synthesis without an internet connection.
AARNet is supporting AIATSIS to preserve and share First Nations language and cultural collections through secure digital infrastructure and data services.
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.
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