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The AAF has a number of solutions available. We can work with you to find a solution that best suits your organisation’s needs.
For users
Access national research and education services with one username and password.
For national research infrastructures
We are partnering with fellow national research infrastructures to enable system-wide trust and identity.
For education organisations
Securely share information and collaborate with all Australian universities, CSIRO, NSW Health and other research organisations.
For publishers and platforms
Provide your content to all Australian universities, CSIRO and medical research institutes with a single configuration.
Seamless and trusted access for the Australian research and higher education sector*
AAF provides trusted access to national and international research services to enable Australian research and innovation
*2024 full year
Featured stories and case studies
Supporting research for vulnerable communities
AURIN and the Australian Access Federation (AAF) enable access to data that underpins research to support a healthy society and addresses inequities in urban planning. Through integration with the AAF’s Federation, AURIN enables users from all sectors to seamlessly access critical datasets and analytical tools, driving forward research into Australia’s urban and regional development.
Enhancing authentication for trusted access to high performance compute for researchers, government and industry
The AAF has partnered with the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) and is exploring improved trust and identity solutions across their high-performance computing, data, and virtual environments - supporting secure access for researchers, government, and industry users.
Making visible the impact of Australia’s national microscopy infrastructure
Through trust and identity, the impact of Australia’s distributed microscopy infrastructure will be revealed. AAF has partnered with Microscopy Australia exploring impact tracking through persistent identifiers (PIDs).
Enabling national and international researchers with open access to their state-of-the-art phenotyping
Australian Plant Phenomics Network’s connection to the Federation enables national and international researchers with open access to their state-of-the-art phenotyping.
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