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Trinity College Dublin has announced the launch of the €1.3 million 'Twilight' project, aiming to revolutionise optical networks with cutting-edge digital twin technology, enabling rapid and disruption-free advancements. Minister for the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O'Donovan TD, has recently announced 28 funding awards valued at €34 million to support research across seven Higher Education Institutions. One of the awarded projects is Twilight: Twin Lightpaths, A Digital Twin Framework For Full Automation Of Disaggregated Optical Networks. Marco Ruffini, Professor at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), Principal Investigator in the CONNECT Centre, and lead author of the project proposal, emphasises the project's transformative potential: "Optical networks are the lifeblood of the internet. They must evolve to support the ever-increasing usage of the internet and digital innovations like Smart Cities and Virtual/Augmented Reality. Twilight's digital twin project will ensure safe, rapid advancements without network disruption. We are grateful to Minister O'Donovan for supporting this important initiative. I would also like to thank our colleagues from HEAnet and GÉANT who supported us and are going to be collaborating with us on this project." HEAnet, Ireland's National Education and Research Network, manages a national optical network of over 2,500 km, which is a central part of Ireland's national research infrastructure. HEAnet has collaborated with the SFI Connect Centre over many years, providing connectivity services and research demonstrations on the HEAnet production network. . In 2022, HEAnet connected directly to Prof. Ruffini's Open Ireland test network at Trinity College Dublin. This has provided Prof. Ruffini's group with access to the production HEAnet optical network while also enabling HEAnet to gain valuable insights into the characteristics of the HEAnet production network. HEAnet connects to the GÉANT pan-European research and education network in both Dublin and Cork. The Twilight project will provide optical connectivity from the Open Ireland test bed to the GÉANT optical network via the HEAnet network for the first time. Eoin Kenny, Innovation and R&D Manager at HEAnet, highlights the project's efficiency: "Planning network changes has always been challenging. Twilight's digital twin will streamline this process, save time and help HEAnet to optimise our network resources. We are very pleased with the work carried out on the OpenIreland research infrastructure and look forward to continuing this close collaboration." HEAnet is a member of GÉANT, the collaboration of European National Research and Education Networks (NRENs), who interconnects Europe's NRENs with the high bandwidth, high speed and highly resilient pan-European backbone, together connecting Europe's researchers, academics and students to each other, and linking them to over half the countries in the world. Guy Roberts, Senior Transport Network Architect at GÉANT also expressed enthusiasm for the Twilight project: "The future for anyone working with optical networks looks bright with all the new technologies on our side. We are continually dealing with the issues of dynamic provisioning of optical paths. Despite making extensive use of optical equipment vendors' planning tools, we have discovered anomalous situations that can lead to some level of service disruption. GÉANT will work with TCD and HEAnet to provide measurements to train the digital twin algorithms, help with any fine-tuning and carry out experiments on the use cases we have jointly defined." To learn more about the Twilight project or to get involved, contact marco.ruffini@tcd.ie. About Trinity College Trinity College Dublin, is Ireland's leading university, ranked first in Ireland and 81st in the world (QS World University Rankings 2024). Trinity has over 21,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students across three faculties - ...

We look back on the seven biggest stories of the week including AI being used in Gaza, a new digital driving licence for Ireland plus how private is incognito mode on your Google browser.Also, our guest interview gets into the challenges facing the new 6G phone network with Professor Marco Ruffini from the Connect Centre.

Part 2 of the Introduction to the I Am series The Introduction To I Am Series – Pt 2. podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Paul introduces our new series based on the names of God. The Foundation of I Am Declarations podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Why Church – A people led by servants. This is part 2 on the topic of Church leadership. Paul speaks on Eldership, what is an elder or overseer? The Why Church – A People led by Servants Pt 2. podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Why Church – Church as a household. Willi speaks on the importance of seeing the church as a household of people together. The Why Church – Church as a Household podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Why Church – A people led by servants. Paul speaks on what leaders look like in the Kingdom of God. This is part 1 of a 2 part episode. The Why Church – A people led by servants podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

To be like Jesus is to pray, Paul speaks on prayer and forming habits of prayer. The Why Church – A People That Pray podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Mark Ballintine speaks as part of the Why Church series. Communion – a family that eats together. The Why Church – Why Communion? podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

The Why Church – A people that sing. podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

The Mid-Size Groups Learning Forum (Part 2) podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Does your smartphone suck up information about you, even when you are not connected to the internet. Fascinating findings with Prof Doug Leith from SFI Connect this week. We also have the latest announcements from Apple and Samsung and come up with a novel new fine for Facebook data breaches. Join us for Tech Radio with Fidelity Investments who specialize in fintech innovation and are hiring for tech roles in Ireland right now. Find out how to virtually join their team at fidelityinvestments.ie

Equipping saints and building up the body of Christ. The What is the spirit saying to us podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Remaining faithful to Jesus by rethinking what we worship. The To the church at THYATIRA podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

To the Church in Pergamum The To the Church in Pergamum podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

What do you look for in church. The To the Church @ Smyrna podcast was recorded at the Connect Centre in Ballymoney.

Nicky Stanley (Professor of Social Work and Co-Director of the Connect Centre for International Research on Interpersonal Violence and Harm) and Helen Fisher (Reader & BA Mid-Career Fellow at King's College London).