Looking to build a sustainability plan for your gateway? Planning to write your next funding proposal? Get set for Gateway Focus Week!

Do you know someone who is a leader in advanced networking for community anchor institutions? Consider nominating them for the 2020 Rose-Werle Award. 

Join over 85 schools and sign your class up for the Presidential Primary Sources Project, a series of free, standards-aligned, 45-minute interactive videoconferencing programs aimed at students in grades 4-12. 

We are excited to kick off the New Year with the second National Research Platform (NPR) Engagement meeting series on Monday, January 27 at 1 p.m. ET. 

High school students all over the world are invited to take part in a free, interactive discussion about climate change.

Throughout her career, Carrie Regenstein has been a leader in higher education IT and an advocate for women in IT. Her path began as an academic technologist and led to her becoming a leader in the InCommon community, a role she took on with enthusiasm because of the services it could enable on her campus as well as across the larger higher education community.

Using advanced infrastructure available nationally and regionally, research and education network organizations such as KINBER are bringing esports network services, solutions, training, and support to their member communities to meet increasing needs and interest.

Joseph Lombardo (UNLV) explains how a unique public-private collaboration that supports a flexible cloud and hybrid computing environment allowed his team to give researchers and other big data users on their campus the power to optimize codes and decrease the turnaround time on complex computational solutions, all while reducing the overall costs.

Gregory D. Palmer, research liaison in the information systems and computing organization at the University of Pennsylvania, passed away on Tuesday, November 12, 2019. Palmer was widely known for being an early supporter and advocate for research and education collaborations both nationally and globally.

Internet2 leadership and staff will join researchers, scientists and engineers across the HPC community in Denver for SC19 starting November 17. Look for us in Booth #1281!

The NET+ Cloud Services team is pleased to share a few updates on various cloud services as well as activities at events over the last few months.

au·to·ma·tion: The sequential running of a simple task on one system.
or·ches·tra·tion: An iterative process which uses the plan, do, check, act cycle to maintain consistent state.
It runs complex tasks across many systems.

This informative video shows you what libraries participating in the Measuring Library Broadband Netorks program can expect.

While multi-institutional collaborations on the rise, the data sets that support them are getting too large to transfer easily, the computing resources that they require have increased beyond the capacity of most campuses, and the expertise needed to support compute intensive research is scarce. Join Barr von Oehsen at the 2019 Internet2 Technology Exchange to learn how ERN addresses these challenges by leveraging the special relationship between researchers and the people who build and support research cyberinfrastructure across the Northeast. 

Join the University of Delaware on Dec. 12 at the 2019 Technology Exchange as they share their team’s experience in running Zeek to analyze network traffic on their campus.

It's National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Campuses are promoting cybersecurity and Internet2 is championing cybersecurity in the research and education community.
 

A new meeting series is being planned that will provide a forum to continue the conversations started at the Third National Research Platform (NRP) Workshop last month.

The 2020 Presidential Primary Sources Project, a series of free, standards-aligned, 45-minute interactive videoconferencing programs aimed at students in grades 4-12, is now available for viewing.