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02/07/20 – The supercomputer LUMI can help lift research to a higher level, but it requires a focus on software development, says Danish astrophysicist Troels Haugbølle. The field of astrophysics is a major consumer of supercomputer time and has a long tradition of using the powerful...
15/05/20 – The life of both domestic researchers and the numerous international visitors is made easier as the eduroam service has become available at The Greenland Institute of Natural Resources. By Morten Andersen for In The Field. Situated in Greenland’s capital Nuuk, the institute...
11/07/19 – Through the supercomputer at The Royal Danish Library and newly developed algorithms, Professor Niels Brügger dives into the Danish part of the World Wide Web to map our digital history. Here he tells how. Niels Brügger researches and writes about digital media history. In...
23/02/18 – Without a direct connection across the Danish NREN (National Research and Education Network), Rigshospitalet would not have been able to use new gene sequencing equipment. The Center for Genomic Medicine at the national hospital Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, Denmark, performs...
28/03/17 – A free training course teaches scientic researchers how to develop software on their own and in groups. During a three day course, scientists may learn how to use state of the art tools and methods when developing software for research projects. Among the topics covered are...
20/01/17 – By connecting two separate supercomputers directly via the Danish NREN, researchers save time and avoid a complex workflow. Researchers at the Aarhus University Institute for Biomedicine and Bioinformatics Research Centre (BiRC) use two computer systems: The GenomeDenmark cluster...
04/11/16 – Researchers within the humanities and social sciences are invited to use the DeiC National Cultural Heritage Cluster for pilot projects. DeiC invites researchers to submit calls of interest to become a national eScience pilot project. The selected research projects will be granted...
09/09/16 – Information about the Abacus 2.0 supercomputer may now be found at a new address. DeiC National HPC Center, University of Southern Denmark, has opened up a new web site. From now on, information about the Abacus 2.0 supercomputer may be found here: abacus.deic.dk The web site...
02/09/16 – A European tender for procurement has ended with Ericsson as the winner. Ericsson will deliver transmission equipment from ECI Telecom to DeiC. Five vendors competed for the contract to supply optical transmission equipment for forskningsnettet, the Danish National Research and...
24/06/16 – South African NREN TENET went halfway round the globe to get help developing an identity federation for universities. Guy Halse of TENET is SAFIRE Project DirectorEight universities from TENET, one of the collaborating partners in the South...

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