(By GÉANT) Improved intercontinental networks will support critical research in food security, environment preservation, and HIV treatment.
MAGIC will participate at UbuntuNet Connect
Under the title "Optimising the Impact of NRENs on Africa's Research", and from 30 October 2016 to 4 November 2016, the city of Kampala (Uganda) will recieve the members of the UbuntuNet Alliance for its annual conference, which will be hosted by the Research and Education Network for Uganda (RENU). As in the previous conference, held in 2015 in Maputo (Mozambique), MAGIC will be part of the plenary sessions programme.
Do you know the 40 members of eduGAIN?
MAGIC aims to foster the deployment of the platforms that enable mobility of people and seamless access to services by promoting the establishment of identity federations interconnected via eduGAIN.
Relive the e-Health Grand Rounds!
Your schedule was too tight to catch up with the six sessions of the e-Health Grand Rounds? You did participate and would like to download the presentations given by the experts? You can get all the presentations and the videos of each one of the sessions right now!
Check this out!: Everything you wanted to know about eduroam but were afraid to ask
Karl Meyer posted a very clear article about eduroam, don't miss it! "With billions of authentications every year in thousands of locations across 78 countries you might think that eduroam is an immensely complicated system and something like “Black Magic”. Go to Karl's post!
With billions of authentications every year in thousands of locations across 78 countries you might think that eduroam is an immensely complicated system and something like “Black Magic”.