20 Apr 2023 Advanced Networking Community News Internet2 Celebrates Earth Day: A Greener Network for the Research and Education Community By Camille Davis-Alfs Estimated reading time: 5 minutes As Internet2 embarked on the Next Generation Infrastructure (NGI) project, conversations continued about how technology and innovation can enhance our lives and enable progress around the world – but often at an environmental cost. Internet2’s network – and the… Read More
18 Apr 2023 InCommon Events InCommon Certificate Service to Host Community Conversation Highlighting Recent Service Updates Estimated reading time: 2 minutes Were you aware that the InCommon certificate service will be making some significant changes to how code-signing certificates are issued? Did you know about the new “ACME Universal Endpoint” that now lets you issue any type of certificate?… Read More
18 Apr 2023 InCommon Engage with Your Peers, Achieve Your IAM Goals Faster. Better. Together. Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Interest Period Open for InCommon Collaboration Success Program 2023–2024 Cohort Get IAM Done. Faster. Better. Together. If that sounds like a plan to you, let us know! We’re officially kicking off the expression of… Read More
17 Apr 2023 Community News Diversity Equity and Inclusion 7 Emerging Women IT Professionals Awarded Inclusivity Scholarships for 2023 Internet2 Community Exchange Estimated reading time: 4 minutes We are excited to announce the seven recipients of the 2023 Community Exchange Internet2 Inclusivity (I2I) Scholarship. Through the immense support of the community, this is the highest number of scholarships we’ve been able to award at one… Read More
17 Apr 2023 InCommon InCommon IAM Online Speaker Spotlight: Q&A with Erik Coleman By Apryl Motley Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Erik Coleman and Anne Tacazon will be our featured panelists for “Getting IAM Done. Better. Faster. Together.” as part of IAM Online on Wednesday, April 19 at 1 p.m. ET with Jean Chorazyczewski, director,… Read More
13 Apr 2023 InCommon An Update on the InCommon Community’s Readiness to Support NIH By Tom Barton, InCommon Research Consultant, Internet2 Estimated reading time: 4 minutes In the Fall of 2020, leaders from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) first addressed the InCommon community about how allowing researchers to use InCommon-enabled home credentials made it easier and faster for them to collaborate on the… Read More
13 Apr 2023 InCommon Community News Our Year of Getting on the Road Again By Kevin Morooney Estimated reading time: 3 minutes 2022 InCommon Accomplishments Report Available Now “On the road again/Just can’t wait to get on the road again/The life I love is making music with my friends.”—Willie Nelson This iconic musical refrain aptly sums up our 2022. When… Read More
13 Apr 2023 Minority Serving – Cyberinfrastructure Consortium Community News Five Recipients Awarded Funding, Shared Resources to Accelerate Research Capacity at HBCUs, TCUs Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Funding will support cyberinfrastructure-centric capacity planning and workforce development WASHINGTON, D.C., April 13, 2023 – The Minority Serving – Cyberinfrastructure Consortium (MS-CC) and Internet2 today announced the selection of recipients for the first phase of their proof-of-concept grant… Read More
13 Apr 2023 Community Anchor Program Three Presidential Sites Collaborate on PPSP Program, Reach Hundreds of Students Across the U.S. By Casey Christy, Temporary Program Manager, Internet2 Community Anchor Program (CAP) Estimated reading time: 2 minutes How did three past presidents handle different rebellions? On March 30th, over 500 students from 15 states learned how during one of the exciting programs from the ongoing 2023 Presidential Primary Sources Project series. The Presidential Primary… Read More
13 Apr 2023 Network Automation Advanced Networking 5 Questions for Karl Newell and Chris Wilkinson on Embracing Network Automation at Internet2 By Amber Rasche Estimated reading time: 9 minutes Let’s make network automation a priority in 2023. We’ve heard the community loud and clear: It’s time to move the conversation from “if” to “when and how” the research and education (R&E) community can embrace automation for the… Read More