Denmark launches secure API linking Statistics Denmark data with HPC via DeiC, Denmark’s NREN, enabling secure processing of sensitive research data.
The NOCOS DT project delivers daily sea ice risk forecasts for Arctic shipping, combining Copernicus data and modelling to support safer navigation and operations.
Finland’s NREN CSC has developed a carbon footprint model for digital services, showing hardware manufacturing dominates emissions and guiding more sustainable data storage.
Using DeiC’s Interactive HPC, researchers analysed millions of patents to show how even small mismatches in scope and description can hinder innovation.
The Opin.fi service brings open studies from Finnish universities and universities of applied sciences into one searchable national platform for learners.
The EU-backed SUBMERSE project is testing how existing fiber-optic cables can act as distributed environmental sensors, with support from European NRENs.
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.
The Ligeti Center combines music, digital technology and networked performances, supported by Germany’s NREN DFN and research partners in creative audio innovation.
High-resolution simulations on SURF’s Snellius supercomputer are modelling aeroacoustic noise to help engineers design quieter aircraft, drones and turbines.
Improved weather forecasts for wind and solar energy are being developed using AI and supercomputing, with support from Denmark’s NREN DeiC.
DigiFarm used CSC’s LUMI supercomputer to run AI and data models for agriculture, helping optimise resource use and improve crop yield and efficiency.
SURF’s Green Village Data Platform brings real-time sensor data together for sustainability experiments at TU Delft’s living lab, enabling collaboration and practical innovation.
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