Blogs & News

A DRE as a Hub for Training in Quantitative Sciences ➜
 
Jeff Barrett

As a former academic and still a member of the teaching faculty at the University of Pennsylvania, I can vouch for the benefit of practice ... Read more ➜

How the Aridhia DRE Measures Up To the SATRE Specification in 2025 ➜
 
Ross Stiven

In 2024 we ran a series of blogs on the SATRE specification developed by DARE UK. SATRE is the Standardised Architecture for Trusted Research Environments, ... Read more ➜

Our DRE is Your DRE ➜
 
Kara Lasater

When discussing our digital research environment (DRE), a common misconception about trusted research environment (TRE) solutions pertains to ownership and data responsibilities. In fact, most ... Read more ➜

The Aridhia DRE Supporting Cancer Research at the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust ➜
 
Alicia Gibson

In a previous blog, we introduced Royal Marsden Hospital’s BRIDgE (Biomedical Research Informatics Digital Environment) platform. In this follow up blog, Lisa Scerri, BRIDgE Business ... Read more ➜

AI, Data Hubs, and Federation: Aridhia’s Strategic Insights for 2025 ➜
 
Laura & Ross

In 2024 our blogs covered a number of topics, Aridhia’s involvement in multi-national research consortia and the creation of national and transnational data hubs, the ... Read more ➜

Piloting the use of Federated Analysis to Enhance Privacy and Enable Trustworthy Access to COVID-19 Research Data ➜
 
Andrew Fox-McKay

We are pleased to share the publication of the paper, “Developing a prototype for federated analysis to enhance privacy and enable trustworthy access to COVID-19 ... Read more ➜

Unlocking the Value of Secure Data Environments: A Cost-Effective Approach to Sustainable Health Data Management ➜
 
Kim Carter

As health research increasingly depends on vast amounts of data, organisations face mounting pressure to manage this data efficiently, securely, and sustainably. The UK’s health ... Read more ➜

An Experiment in Using Offline LLMs Within a Secure Data Environment – A Breast Cancer Case Study ➜
 
Kim Carter

Introduction In health research, data privacy and security are paramount. Researchers work with sensitive datasets, such as patient records, where any breach could have significant legal ... Read more ➜

Aridhia Releases Open Source Federated Node ➜
 
Ross Stiven

Our recent blogs have covered Aridhia’s involvement in the PHEMS project, and the development of the Federated Node for the PHEMS federated network. This blog ... Read more ➜

Real World Data Challenges and Opportunities in the Australian Healthcare Landscape ➜
 
David Sibbald

I’ve just returned from a visit to Australia (Western Australia and Victoria) and thought it would be worthwhile capturing a few observations. Kim Carter and ... Read more ➜