The NSRC cultivates collaboration among a community of peers to build and improve a global Internet that benefits all parties. We facilitate the growth of sustainable Internet infrastructure via technical training and engineering assistance to enrich the network of networks. Our goal is to connect people.
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NSRC Receives USD $3.7 Million National Science Foundation Grant from the Computer & Information Science & Engineering group of the National Science Foundation (No. 1451045). Read More >.
Google has supported the NSRC with 5 million in funding and more in donations of hardware. Read More >
The NSRC has received in-kind donations including networking equipment from Facebook, ICANN and APIA. Read More >
RECENT ACTIVITIES
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LRREN-USAID-DLEG Campus Network Design & Operations Workshop
March 25-29, 2019: Monrovia, Liberia
NSRC trainers Patrick Okui and Dale Smith co-taught a Campus Network Design & Operations workshop for participating network professionals of the Liberia Research and Education Network (LRREN). Emmanuel Togo, University of Ghana, and Ato Yawson, Asheshi University also provided teaching and technical assistance. The Liberian Daily Observer covered the formation of the NREN.
South Asian Network Operators Group 33rd Meeting and Workshops (SANOG 33)
January 9-16, 2019: Thimphu, Bhutan
Hans Kuhn, Mike Jager, Dale Smith, Md. Abdul Awal, Nimal Ratnayake from NSRC taught workshops on Linux System Administration and Campus Network Design and Operations during the SANOG 33 event. Dale Smith presented a talk on "Lighting Fiber at greater than 1Gbs." NSRC was assisted by Sonam Penjor of the Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) and Tshetum Dorji and Alisha Gurung from Bhutan Telecom.
NSRC-GARNET Campus Network Design and Operations Workshop and GIMPA DEA
December 10-14, 2018: Accra, Ghana
Hervey Allen, Philip Smith and Brian Candler taught a 5-day workshop at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) along with providing 4 days of direct engineering assistance to the university. Steven Huter and Andy Kirkpatrick from the NSRC were present as well to meet with engineers and administrators from the Ghanaian Academic and Research Network (GARNET). Many thanks go out to Emmanuel Togo of GARNET and the University of Ghana, Legon and Ato Yawson from Ashesi University for their assistance during the event.
