The Nordic Research and Education Networks (NREN’s), National Metrology Institutes (NMI’s), and NORDUnet have launched a pilot to investigate technology that can fundamentally change how fibre optic networks are used
Sensing the Deep Ocean: Distributed Fiber Sensing Over Operational Trans-Oceanic Subsea Cables While the purpose of optic fiber cables is transmitting data, it has transpired in recent years that they
EISCAT_3D radar will enhance near-Earth space research – the crucial data network is now ready The European Incoherent Scatter Scientific Association (EISCAT)
At the annual shareholder’s General Assembly of NORDUnet today, Guðmundur H Kjærnested of University of Iceland and Pekka Uusitalo of Finnish NREN
A series of volcanic eruptions has brought the Icelandic town Grindavik to the top of international media attention, often with Kristín Jónsdóttir
The planned subsea cable Polar Connect will cross the floor of the Arctic Ocean which is one of the least mapped parts
“Being a part of something bigger”serves as the common thread as Swedish NREN Sunet extends an invitation to its community for the
A route close to the North Pole through the Western part of the Arctic Ocean will be the most favourable for the
During 8-11 April, experts in global research networking and large research instruments will gather in the shadow of the Etna volcano. All
The date for the 2024 NORDUnet Conference in Bergen, Norway is drawing nearer. Only five months now! To ensure that we have
At the 2024 CENIC conference in Monterey, CA, on 25-27 March 2024, experts from ESnet, Internet2, NORDUnet will join a panel to
On 27th February 2024, NORDUnet, GEANT and the Guild of European Research intensity Universities organised a multi-stakeholder event in Brussels, focused on
NORDUnet’s Lars Lange Bjørn has been nominated for the GÉANT Community Award for his leading role in the innovation of spectrum sharing
With state-of-the-art fibre sensing technology, the two cables proposed to connect Northern Europe to Asia and North America will contribute to science