The latest thinking from Aridhia on health data research, Trusted Research Environments, secure AI, federated analytics, SATRE, and the European Health Data Space. The technology and policy developments shaping how sensitive data research gets done.
This blog explains what vector search is, details the changes we have made to integrate it with FAIR, and how hub owners can enable and optimise this service.
Our DRE enabled GNPC to securely curate, harmonize and analyze global proteomics data, powering large‑scale collaboration and new neurodegeneration insights.
Aridhia’s Aira framework delivers secure offline AI in the DRE, enabling compliant, auditable model use for healthcare research without exposing sensitive data.
We’re passionate about enabling secure, collaborative research, so we’re excited to showcase how the ACRO library and SACRO app now run natively within our DRE.
EHDS enables EU‑wide health data use with a patient opt‑out. Aridhia’s FAIR platform supports dynamic consent with secure, auditable data management.
Our DRE streamlines OMOP use today and plans a CDM framework to automate metadata, schemas, search and cross‑dataset cohorts for smoother research workflows.
We joined the 2025 PHEMS conference, demoed federated cardiology benchmarking, gathered deployment feedback, and now advance ML and AWS‑ready node updates.
Our DRE powers C‑Path consortia with secure, standardised data, collaboration & audit - accelerating regulatory‑ready evidence and faster therapy development.
Aridhia releases Federated Node V1.0, a lightweight, secure, standards‑based tool for federated analysis with Git integration and broad database support.
Aridhia’s 2025 Workspace updates add network‑restricted access, schemas, flexible layouts, storage alerts, VM blob access and background R/Python task support.
How Aridhia and CCRG collaborate to accelerate critical care research through secure data and digital tools.
How the Aridhia DRE powers the AD Workbench ecosystem with secure, scalable data services for Alzheimer’s research.