TREvolution Project Update: Building User-Friendly Tools for Federated Research
Aridhia updates its DARE UK TREvolution work, advancing user-friendly federated data tools for secure, cross-TRE research collaboration.
Orrum and Aridhia Partner to Enable Federated Cardiac Data Research
No single cardiac centre holds enough data for reliable AI. Orrum and Aridhia are addressing that with federated infrastructure across global surgical centres.
The Aridhia DRE: A Federated Trusted Research Environment
Aridhia DRE as a federated Trusted Research Environment. Ross Stiven maps DARE UK and Flower implementations against the Federated Research Patterns Framework.
Aridhia Releases Open Source Federated Node
Aridhia's open-source Federated Node supports cross-TRE federated analysis, now powering the PHEMS network and available to integrate with the Aridhia DRE.
Advancing Research Through Collaboration: EPND and PHEMS in Focus
Aridhia with EPND and PHEMS: integrating the AD Workbench with the EPND catalogue and building the open-source Federated Node for the PHEMS network.
The Federated Node: Development of An Open-Source Component for Federated Analysis
The Aridhia Federated Node — built on the Common API, released under GNU GPL V3, and designed for federated analysis across Trusted Research Environments.
How the Aridhia DRE is Enabling Federated Analysis in the PHEMS Consortium
Aridhia DRE and the open-source Federated Node enabling GDPR-compliant federated analysis across the PHEMS Europe-wide paediatric hospital consortium.
How the Aridhia DRE Measures Up To the SATRE Specification in 2025
See how the Aridhia DRE aligns with the 2025 SATRE specification, delivering secure, scalable and standards‑driven environments for modern research.
SATRE 2026: Information Governance
The Aridhia DRE scores 79 out of 80 for SATRE 2026 Information Governance — up from 78 in 2025. Ross Stiven covers what the section requires and what changed.
SATRE 2026: Computing Technology and Information Security
The Aridhia DRE scores 120 out of 122 for SATRE 2026 Computing Technology and Information Security — up from 119 in 2025. Ross Stiven covers what changed.
