NWO has granted 13 applications for compute time on the national compute services at SURF. The advanced national computer facilities are used for technical-scientific research in which major…
NWO presents a strategy to maximize the benefits of implementing persistent identifiers (PIDs). This should result in reduced administrative overhead, improved flow of information, and better…
The SURF Research Support Champions 2021 are Maria Kamp (University of Twente), Mariëtte van Selm (UvA/HvA) and Bob van Dijk (Amsterdam UMC). The winners were announced during the SURF Research Week…
SURF is one of the partners in setting up the innovative Amsterdam Data Exchange (AMdEX) platform. This is a neutral, non-commercial digital infrastructure on which data can be shared in a controlled…
Utrecht University and SURF are jointly investigating what a collaboration platform for researchers might look like. You can see what the idea entails on a demo website. We're very interested in your…
SURF's new national supercomputer will be named after the famous Dutch scientist Snellius, who is known in the English-speaking world as Snell. The largest and fastest supercomputer in the…
SURF and the Netherlands eScience Center join forces to develop DIANNA: a standardized open source system that will ‘explain’ the reasoning of Deep Neural Networks.
SURF Research Access Management enables Dutch educational and research institutions to provide simple yet secure access management to online services for research collaborations. Help your…
