Skip to main content

Search again:

Showing 141-160 of 484 results for ""

Dr Christine Burns

Dr. Christine Burns is Chief Information Officer at University of Sydney and an AARNet board member.

Read more

Mr. Rob Fitzpatrick

Rob Fitzpatrick is Strategic Advisor to AARNet and sits on the board of directors.

Read more

Mr Scott Sorley

Scott Sorley is a member of AARNet's advisory committee for Queensland

Read more

Professor Deborah Terry AO

Professor Deborah Terry AO sits on AARNet's board of directors.

Read more

Executive Team

AARNet's executive team is responsible for managing operations to achieve the strategic outcomes approved by the Board.

Read more

AARNet Advisory Committee

Members represent customers in Australia and are advise the AARNet Board and CEO

Read more

Mark Griffith

Mark Griffith is a member of the AARNet advisory committee for New South Wales

Read more

Luke Havelberg

Luke Havelberg is a member of AARNet's advisory committee for South Australia.

Read more

Tom Minchin

Tom Minchin is a member of AARNet's advisory committee for the CSIRO.

Read more

INDIGO subsea cable system between Australia and South East Asia now commissioned and is ready for use

AARNet, Google, Indosat Ooredoo, Singtel, SubPartners and Telstra today announced that the INDIGO subsea cable system is now ready to be deployed by consortium members, following the on-schedule completion of the INDIGO West (4,600km Singapore to Perth) and INDIGO Central (4,600km Perth to Sydney cables.

Read more

The AARNet 2018 Annual Report is now online

An overview of who we are and what we do, and a lot of information about our operational and engagement activities during 2018.

Read more

Carpentries Instructor Training

For AARNet’s community, the eResearch team is building training materials and workshops to assist with lowering barriers to cloud computing, and digital research tools and methods.

Read more

AARNet selected as launch partner for AWS Direct Connect Service Delivery Program

AARNet is pleased to announce that we are in the first cohort of organisations from around the world selected by Amazon Web Services (AWS) as an AWS Direct Connect Service Delivery Partner.

Read more

Pathways to data-driven research

AARNet participated in the 2019 Digital Humanities Pathways Forum in Perth along with Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) scholars and the collecting sector of galleries, libraries, archives and museums (GLAM) professionals.

Read more

VALA Tech Camp 2019 Highlights

AARNet supported the VALA Tech Camp in April 2019, an intensive, active, hands-on learning and sharing experience run for and by the people who code, build, teach and maintain technology for libraries and collections.

Read more

New horizons: highlights of the Humanities, Arts and Culture Data Summit

AARNet joined the discussions with colleagues from humanities faculties across Australia, galleries, libraries, archives and museums representatives, the ARDC Skills & Workforce team and others who gathered to discuss the future of data-intensive research and digital transformation in the cultural sector.

Read more

Super-fast internet and mentoring for leading robotics competition

For the fifth year running, AARNet has proudly supported talented Australian students taking part in the FIRST Robotics Competition.

Read more

AARNet Trials 600 Gigabit Over Live Networks with Cisco

Cisco and Australia’s Academic and Research Network (AARNet) have successfully demonstrated 600 Gigabits per second (Gbps) on the AARNet production network using Cisco Network Convergence System (NCS) 1004.

Read more

Training the trainers to extend eduroam in Asia

Research and education networks around the world are typically not-for-profit organisations and thrive on collaboration. This collaborative spirit is demonstrated by initiatives such as the TEIN eduroam in Asia project.

Read more

Towards an Australian Bioinformatics Commons: Announcing the Bioinformatics Commons Pathfinder

Environmental, agricultural and biomedical research will all be enhanced by the Australian Bioinformatics Commons Pathfinder project.

Read more
Load More
We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. While you browse, you agree to our use of cookies. If you'd like to learn more about how we use them, you can read our privacy policy.
Yes, I accept