ESnet is the Department of Energy's dedicated science network, helping researchers meet their goals from experiment to discovery.
VIDEO: How ESnet, Jefferson Lab Achieved Real-Time Feed of Physics Data
New Science in Motion video shows how the EJFAT prototype demonstrated proof of concept for connecting scientific instruments with remote high-performance computing for rapid data processing. Read More
ESnet Meets with High Energy Physics Scientists to Plan Future Networking Needs
ESnet provides fast and reliable data networking for DOE scientists, but how do we know what they need? We ask them! Read More
Self-Driving Network Researcher Arpit Gupta Joins Scientific Networking Division as a Faculty Scientist
Gupta will collaborate with ESnet and NERSC to continue his groundbreaking work with foundation models for networking. Read More
ESnet Veteran Joe Metzger Retires, Having Helped Build ESnet3 through ESnet6
In his 27-year tenure, this senior engineer has made key contributions to ESnet’s mission of accelerating scientific research around the globe. Read More
Collaboration Fuels High-Speed Data-Intensive Research to Understand How Nuclei Decay
Using ESnet, scientists at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams were able to send terabytes of data across the country, analyze it in real time using NERSC’s Perlmutter, and make faster, data-informed experimental choices. Read More
QUANT-NET’s Testbed Innovations: Reimagining the Quantum Network
The Quantum Application Network Testbed for Novel Entanglement Technology (QUANT-NET) project was showcased in Physics World's Big Science, Quantum Advantage 2024 special issue. Read More
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