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NYSERNet Plays Key Role in Record-breaking Network Trial

We are thrilled to have played a crucial part in Adtran’s achievement of setting a new industry benchmark for single-carrier 800G long-haul transport. In late February, Adtran’s field test covered a distance of 2,220km on […]

Secrets held in 1.2 billion-year-old groundwater deep in a gold and uranium mine

Princeton University researchers have discovered 1.2 billion-year-old groundwater deep in a gold and uranium mine in South Africa, shedding more light on how life is sustained below the Earth’s surface and how it may thrive […]

FabO allows for the integration of physical object fabrication into video games

Ph.D. student Dishita Turakhia from MIT, a NYSERNet member has led the development of FabO, a new system that lets kids fabricate their favorite characters straight from digital games. With a system like FabO, the […]

NYSERNet RPKI Internet2 Q&A with Bill Owens

NYSERNet Moves the Needle on Routing Integrity: Implementing Peer-Facing RPKI Route Origin Validation

RPKI Signing FAQ

What is RPKI? The Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) is a set of systems and protocols to allow cryptographic verification of Internet routes. It’s being deployed across the Internet to increase routing security and prevent […]

Researchers discover how tuberculosis bacteria mutate to form antibiotic-resistant films

Tracy Smith a scientist at New York Genome Center studied tuberculosis bacteria and discovered they can mutate to form thick biofilms. Biofilms are structures formed by bacteria to resist infection-fighting agents. The findings could lead to improved […]

How the intestine replaces and repairs itself

Scientists at The Rockefeller University, a NYSERNet member, found that stem cells in lymphatic capillaries can integrate signals from their environment and coordinate their behavior in tissues through vascular networks in their vicinity. Learn more […]

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