With the arrival of the COVID-19, both the use and the discussions regarding remote work grew a lot. This also increased the risks regarding the security of company data. To discuss the issue and offer solutions, the Higher School of Networks of the Brazilian academic network, RNP, will hold this Friday 3, at 13:00 GMT, the "Home office: Are your organization's data safe?" webinar.
Join us for a free Wolfram webinar this Tuesday, May 31, to share resources on COVID-19, including computational analysis and visualizations related to the pandemic. The speaker in charge will be Tomás de Camino-Beck, PhD in Mathematical Biology from the University of Alberta, M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Technological Institute of Costa Rica and B.Sc. in Biological Sciences from the University of Costa Rica.
How the advanced European networks are dealing with the pandemic of Coronavirus and what Latin American networks can learn from their experience is the theme of the “Dealing with COVID in the European R&E Community” webinar, which will take place this Friday, March 27, at 12:00 GMT (9am in Brasilia). This is an initiative of the Superior School of Networks (ESR), the training arm of the Brazilian advanced network, RNP.
The academic community is invited to participate in this conference, which will be held in two sessions (one each day) set for 19:00 GMT, through the Zoom platform.
The Coronavirus pandemic has presented a great challenge for education worldwide: the suspension of classes and training in various segments. In order to minimize the impacts caused by social distance, the Superior School of Networks of Brazil (ESR) will carry out this Thursday, March 26, at 10 am from Brasilia (13:00 hrs. GMT), the "E-teacher, are you ready?" Webinar.
The National Academic Network of Advanced Technology of Colombia, RENATA, invites the academic and scientific community of the country and Latin America to participate in the webinar "Research in educational context", which will take place on Thursday, March 12, at 10h am (Bogota time - GMT -5)
