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Student work shines at Research Services Expo
Research Technologies event featured Peebles Memorial Lecture speaker, information tables, and student poster displays
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IU senior's research on AI software to detect dyslexia earns Provost's Award
Katie Spoon's discovery could reduce number of undiagnosed cases of dyslexia, help children access services they need as early as possible
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How frogs are cracking the evolutionary code
IU genome analysis center works with scientists to understand color variation in Central America’s strawberry poison-dart frog
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IU selected as Citrix Innovation Award finalist
Recognition awarded for two accessible tech projects promoting independence, equal opportunities for students with disabilities
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Heart attack or panic attack?
Dr. Paul Musey uses REDCap, IU's web app for online surveys and databases, to study chest pain associated with anxiety
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IU Herbarium goes digital
With help from Jetstream cloud technology, IU completes its five-year effort to digitize the more than 160,000 plant specimens
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2019 Research Services Expo and Peebles Memorial Lecture
Combined event includes the First Annual Research Technologies Student Poster Expo.
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REDCap proves vital to research on behavioral interventions for cancer patients
IU’s web app for online surveys and databases allows scientist to study effectiveness of mindfulness on symptoms like fatigue, pain, anxiety
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XSEDE personnel help University of Cincinnati create Advanced Research Computing Cluster
New system enables a variety of R&E activities, fosters increased collaboration between scientific, engineering, and humanities departments
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IU docs work to improve acute heart failure mortality rates--thanks to data capture tool
REDCap allows researchers to manage multiple studies at sites throughout the United States, securely and reliably
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IU genome center helps shed light on insect evolution
After transcriptome workshop, Ph.D. student uses new skills to make discovery about moth’s adaptation to predators
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Big Red II helps researchers discover new DNA-like systems
Thanks to IU's supercomputer, scientists were able to show how nucleic acids bond to each other
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NSF awards Indiana University $1.3 million to fund Jetstream cloud through 2020
Extension allows researchers to continue user-friendly access to high performance computing tools vital to discovery, breakthroughs
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IU East opens new virtual reality lab
Features include 10 stations with high-speed computers capable of supporting software and HTC Vive VR headsets, including 3D sound and hand panels
