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Unlock: A Trusted Research Environment Community of Practice – March 2026 Meeting
Hear about SURE (Secure Unified Research Environment), a platform from the Sax Institute that empowers researchers and government and health data custodians to securely collaborate, access, share and unlock insights from sensitive health and research data across Australia.
About the Event
The ARDC works to facilitate the development of leading-edge digital research infrastructure and processes, including trusted research environments (TREs). TREs are highly secure computing environments that provide remote access to sensitive data for analysis and research. They ensure data security and privacy while enabling analysts and researchers to conduct valuable studies on sensitive datasets without compromising confidentiality.
Hosted by the ARDC and Population Health Research Network (PHRN), Unlock is a community of practice (CoP) dedicated to making access to health and research data in Australia more secure, more efficient, and easier to navigate through TREs. We come together to share what’s working, talk through challenges and spark new ideas. We’ll be exploring how TREs can support the research community, and we welcome new voices, questions, and perspectives.
At this session, we’ll focus on SURE (Secure Unified Research Environment). SURE is a cutting‑edge, independently managed platform from the Sax Institute that empowers researchers and government and health data custodians to securely collaborate, access, share and unlock insights from sensitive health and research data across Australia.
Recording
Who Should Attend
- Data architects
- Data stewards
- Health data researchers
- Infrastructure providers (including research facilities)
- Data custodians or managers
- TRE vendors
- Secure data teams
- Government
- Industry
Join Unlock
Join Unlock as we embark on a journey of learning and collaboration together to facilitate improvements in TREs for Australian healthcare research. Learn more and sign up.
Do you have questions about this event? Contact us.
Please note that this event will be recorded and published by the ARDC. This may include your contributions during the session. Attendees are expected to comply with the Code of Conduct for ARDC Activities during this event. The ARDC respects the privacy of individuals. Information collected is in accordance with the ARDC Privacy Policy.
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Date
25 March 2026
Time
1 to 2 pm (AEDT)
Type
Webinar
Location
Online
Run by
ARDC
Cost
Free
