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Sometimes I am just amazed at how cool my job is. I doubt that many people get to spend time creating a world, and then systematically planning its destruction, unless they work in game design. Of course, creating crisis exercises… Continue Reading →
How can research and education networks show their value – to funders, customers, and other stakeholders and audiences? What evidence shows value, and how do you gather this evidence? Participants of SIG-Marcomms (Special Interest Group on Marketing Communications) and the… Continue Reading →
11 young professionals from the European NREN community took a shot at getting a spot on the TNC19 Lightning Talk stage, following an initiative from the GÉANT Future Talent Programme. They were scouted by universities, mentored by local NRENs, trained… Continue Reading →
You are invited to register for the 4th Eastern Partnership E-infrastructures Conference, EaPEC 2019, which will be held in the Matenadaran Museum of ancient manuscripts in Yerevan, Armenia on 25-26 September. Where better to explore the conference theme, ‘Connecting with… Continue Reading →
SUNET welcomed the 2nd SIG-NGN meeting to Stockholm on the 4-5 April 2019 with over 65 enthusiastic participants (more than forty in the room and 25 remote participants). “Whiteboxing” The day kicked-off with a whiteboxing workshop. This session presented the… Continue Reading →
Onions, cabbages and astroturf were surprising features of the Public Affairs workshop that was organised by the EaPConnect project within the GÉANT Community Programme. The event was hosted in Berlin by DFN on 8-9 April 2019. The multiple layers of… Continue Reading →
After the past success of the Enlighten Your Research programme in the Eastern Partnership region, the EaPConnect project and partners are pleased to announce the 4th Enlighten Your Research (EYR) programme launch for the Eastern Partnership: EYR@EaP. We invite all… Continue Reading →
After four years of working together, the AARC (Authentication & Authorisation for Research & Collaboration) team had their last project meeting in Abingdon, UK, hosted by STFC, on 18-21 March. During those years, some people have moved on, but the… Continue Reading →
Research communities participating in AARC (Authentication and Authorisation for Research and Collaboration) project pilots presented their work to the FIM4R (Federated Identity Management for Research) community at a workshop on 11 February. FIM4R and AARC have a close relationship, with… Continue Reading →
A limited number of places is available for participation in a workshop about Public Affairs as part of the NREN strategic toolkit. The event will be hosted by DFN in Berlin on 8-9 April and is being organised by the… Continue Reading →
How can success be measured in marketing communications? And when disaster strikes, how can communications contribute to a successful recovery? The GÉANT Special Interest Group on Marketing Communications (SIG-Marcomms) explored these topics, GDPR around events, webinars and more during a… Continue Reading →
Policy templates, guidelines, context videos and a glossary are available in a new ‘Policy Development Kit’ (PDK) that has been launched by the AARC project. The kit provides new or evolving research infrastructures with guidance on developing a complete policy… Continue Reading →
Challenges and solutions were explored in a conference on ‘Actual multidisciplinary scientific-practical problems of information security’ on 14 December. The IV Republican Conference was held at the Institute of Information Technology of ANAS in Baku, Azerbaijan. Researchers and experts in… Continue Reading →
Register for FIM4R: trust & identity updates for research communities by AARC, REFEDS, WISE and more
Registration is open for the Federated Identity Management for Research Collaborations (FIM4R) workshop that will be held on 11 February 2019. Research communities that have been participating in the AARC (Authentication and Authorisation for Research and Collaboration) project will present… Continue Reading →