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Welcome to MoRENet
The Mozambique Research and Education Network, MoRENet was established by the Ministry of Science and Technology in 2005. The MoRENet project is a part of the ICT Policy Implementation Strategy. The NREN is a nationwide data network that will interconnect academic and research institutions, developing activities with non-profit purposes. The network, which is intended to be a framework for fast and efficient exchange of research data among its members, has as main philosophy to take advantage and make use of the already deployed fiber infrastructure in the country. The network accommodate both public and private academic institutions and research centers. MoRENet is one of the founding members of the UbuntuNet Alliance for Research and Education Networking.
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CAF-Moz joins eduGAIN
Within the research and education community, collaboration is crucial. From high energy physics and astronomy through to medical research and environmental studies, the ability for teams from around the world to work together and share data and services has resulted in incredible advances across a wide spectrum of fields.
Activities developed by MoRENet in 2018 and Perspectives for 2019
The MoRENet Network of Institutions of Higher Education and Research - MoRENet since its inception has in mind the implementation of various activities with the objective of serving the development of the national academic and scientific community. In the year 2018, among many activities carried out such as providing the academic and scientific community, DNS, E-mail, Colocation, web page hosting and virtual libraries, the activities that MoRENet has to offer include the following:
UbuntuNet Alliance Appoints Eng. Dr. Francis Tusubira as Acting CEO
The Chairman, Professor Stephen Simukanga and members of the Board of Trustees of UbuntuNet Alliance are pleased to announce the appointment of Eng. Dr. Francis "Tusu" Tusubira as acting CEO of UbuntuNet Alliance effective 1st January 2019.
MoRENet brought new services to the academic community in 2018
MoRENet has implemented services for the national academic and scientific community, based on the MoRENet 2018-2025 Strategic Plan as a way to respond to the needs of these institutions and to create mechanisms to facilitate their daily activities.
More institutions connected to the MoRENet network infrastructure in 2018
MoRENet in its 2018-2025 Strategic Plan defined as one of its objectives the expansion of connectivity and Internet access services to 150 more national institutions of Higher Education, Research and Professional Technical Education, benefiting approximately 200,000 students of higher education and 80,000 professional technical education throughout the country.
It is in this context that, in the last 4 months of 2018, MoRENet has established links with more than 20 institutions, among which 10 are higher education institutions, 10 professional technical education institutions and 4 research institutions located in various regions of the country, as shown in the table below.
MoRENet Academy makes a Positive Balance in the Training of Boards in 2018
The MoRENet Academy, MoRENet's training unit ends the year 2018 with a positive balance in training and qualification of staff in ICT areas. In total there were 10 courses taught throughout 2018, its first year of existence, having trained more than 300 professionals in the areas of Cyber Security, High Performance Computing and Computer Networks.
African Open Science Platform launches in South Africa
The launch of the African Open Science Platform was held during the Science Forum South Africa (SFSA), which took place from 12 to 14 December at the CSIR International Convention Center in Pretoria, South Africa.
The European Open Science Cloud is officially launched
The European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) is officially launched on 23th November 2018, during an event hosted by the Austrian Presidency of the European Union. The inauguration marks the conclusion of a long process of consultation and reflection with stakeholders led by the European Commission. The event demonstrates the importance of EOSC for the advancement of research in Europe and introduces the new EOSC Portal.
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MOOCs, or massive open online courses, are free online learning courses that are available to thousands of students at a time Know the MOOCs of Politécnico de Milano.
- NAU Project
NAU is the Portuguese initiative for the operation of a technical and operational infrastructure to support the publication and dynamization of contents in MOOC format. Transversal to different ministries, NAU allows to develop training actions for a larger number of employees and citizens, with higher quality, with more frequency and lower costs.
This is a content portal for librarians, information specialists, researchers and students where you will find different training materials to download for free and information on local workshops and advanced courses for the five research4life programs: Hinari, AGORA, ARDI and GOALI.
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