IU Research Technologies Impacts Annual Reports published online via the digital publisher Issuu.
Annual Report
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State-of-the-art IQ-Wall at IU South Bend features 6th Annual Performing Media Festival
President Whitten’s inauguration, works by guest artists, students, and faculty of the Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts, and more are displayed on IUSB's innovative IQ-Wall.
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IU researchers determine which statistical tests ensure ethical conduct in the care and use of animals in research
IU researchers from the School of Public Health conduct research funded by the National Institute of Aging to determine which statistical test yields results with proper (and small) error rates using [ . . . ]
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HPC resources enable IUPUI research on wireless solar power transfer technology
Director Peter Schubert from IUPUI uses Big Red II, Big Red 3, and Carbonate supercomputers to model sending beams of solar power to Indianapolis via satellite.
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The newest supercomputing resources at IU help you advance
New systems and upgrades to supercomputing resources at IU boost computing power and add vast amounts of storage and collaboration options. With these capabilities, IU researchers are able to advance [ . . . ]
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Does COVID-19 pose a greater risk for cancer patients?
Using IU’s supercomputers and Slate storage systems, Dr. Brian Dixon and Dr. Nimish Valvi, at Regenstrief Institute, aspire to understand the impact COVID-19 has on cancer patients.
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REDCap supports IU School of Medicine international COVID-19 vaccine research with AstraZeneca partnership
The COVID-19 vaccine trial marked both a first for IU’s REDCap team, as well as the largest clinical trial implemented by the IU School of Medicine to date.
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IU connects researchers from across the globe with the Collaborative Archive & Data Research Environment (CADRE)
IU Libraries, IUNI, and the Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) partner to create an environment where researchers can access big datasets, reproduce shared results, and replicate shared queries.
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IU and Elkhart County's system of care collaborate on a child dashboard to identify negative trends and improve child well-being
The SOURCE/IU collaboration helps community leaders identify adverse trends and address them quickly to improve child well-being.
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IU Center for Medical Genomics data management streamlined by UITS Research Technologies group
Indiana University School of Medicine CMG and the SCA group within RT have collaborated to lower the barriers of complicated information technology systems and workflows.
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REDCap supports survey of AI/AN mental health in young adults
Researchers at Indiana University are evaluating the impact of COVID on the mental health, addiction, and help-seeking behaviors of American Indian and Alaska Native young adults.