Research and Education Advanced Network New Zealand
New Zealand astronomers are leading an international search for Earth-like planets in the ‘Goldilocks zone’, with liquid water and neither too hot or cold.
Connecting to KAREN has reduced UCOL’s connectivity costs and improved productivity across two campuses. UCOL moved the “heavy hitters” out, they increased bandwidth between the two campuses and then they put in a sophisticated disaster recovery programme – all through KAREN.
How do musicians in New Zealand, China and Canada play the same composition so it can be heard live by an audience? They use the new Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) and KAREN.
'Boy' and '1080 uptake in watercress and puha' - two topics of many from the celebrated MANU AO seminar series, supported by KAREN.
New Zealand physicists are using KAREN's international reach to join scientists from around the globe in the world-wide search for dark matter, an invisible building block of the Universe.Use & participate
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