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RedCLARA has a new face. The Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks launched on Monday 12 June its new visual identity as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations and at the beginning of a series of launches that will take place during the second half of 2023, opening the doors to a new cycle in the history of the network, increasingly broad, modern and human.

The strategic objectives, basic premises, and expected results of the BELLA II Project (Building the Europe Link to Latin America and the Caribbean) were officially presented to Latin American and Caribbean audiences in three online meetings organized by RedCLARA, which brought together more than 150 people between 22 and 24 May.

RedCLARA presented to Bolivian academic and scientific institutions the multiple advantages and opportunities of being part of the advanced network global community, through a National Research and Education Network, which would promote connectivity and collaborative work with the region and the world.

On May 15, The State University of Haiti (UEH) and all the Public Universities of the Regions (UPR) launched the National Network of Public Higher Education (ReNES), to boost education, research, science, and innovation in the Caribbean country.
From 4 to 31 of July: participate in the first BELLA Hackathon: "Copernicus Innovation Development".

The challenge is back. After the Ideathon "Copernicus Innovation Challenge" was successfully held last March, RedCLARA and the BELLA II Project, in partnership with the Copernicus Programme and the pan-European advanced network GEÁNT, are pleased to invite you to the BELLA Hackathon: "Copernicus Innovation Development", which will take place from 4 to 31 July 2023.

A consortium of European and worldwide partners, including RedCLARA, supported by the Horizon Europe programme of the European Union, launched in early May the "SUBMarine cablEs for ReSearch and Exploration" (SUBMERSE) Project, which will make available to the scientific community, civil society, and industry, data from continuous observations on multiple submarine fiber optic cables, using a standardized technological configuration, on a continental scale.