News & Events

Join us for an exclusive two-session seminar on Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) to delve into evolution of ESnet and uncover the latest advancements in network technology. This two-session seminar will provide an overview of ESnet as well as discuss technical details on ESnet’s 6th generation network (ESnet6) that was deployed in 2022. The first session […]... read more

As a signature event filled with delicious food and festive atmosphere, SingAREN Executive Committee members and staff came together to celebrate the start of the new year with a Lunar New Year Lunch. This event was held at The Scholar Restaurant at NUS Guild House on 31 Jan 2023. SingAREN would like to thank Mr […]... read more

About 40 participants from various member institutions, partners and vendors attended our year-end appreciation dinner event this year. This was the first in-person year-end event since the onset of Covid-19 pandemic. The event was held at the Vivocity outlet of Morganfield’s on 9 Dec 2022. Many participants expressed their enjoyment in meeting up and networking […]... read more

SCinet has awarded the SCinet Spirit of Innovation Award to seventeen organisations who were instrumental in supporting demonstrations of large-scale international science at SC22 during a private ceremony on Monday, November 14, 2022. Those recognised are: AARNet, APONET, ARENA-PAC, CENIC, Ciena, Cisco, HARNET, Internet2, KISTI, NICT, NII, Pacific Northwest Gigapop, REANNZ, SingAREN, TransPAC, University of […]... read more

It is with profound sadness that SingAREN announces the passing of SingAREN’s President, Emeritus Professor Lawrence Wong Wai Choong, on 12 Oct 2022. Prof. Lawrence Wong was a visionary, always ready to embrace and advocate innovative Research and Education projects.  He co-founded Singapore Advanced Research and Education Network (SingAREN) in 1997, which was registered as […]... read more

Although connectivity in urban areas has taken a leap in the use of ICT for education, the rural and remote sites usually have lesser visibility and thus lower access to ICT. Some NRENs work closely with telcos to connect universities and research institutions together. However, the use and access to ICT for rural areas education […]... read more