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What is the future of water in Indiana?
Climate change data portal, built in partnership with Pervasive Technology Institute staff, models state's future water supply, benefitting agricultural, land use planning
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Indiana University unveils supercomputer Big Red 200
New artificial intelligence system—the first next-gen supercomputer based on HPE’s Cray Shasta architecture deployed in the world—gives IU researchers the power the explore new frontiers in [ . . . ]
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Metagenomics Analysis workshop at IU
NCGAS to host free workshop to benefit genome researchers.
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IU advanced computing at SC20
Several IU units/schools teamed up to host an IU Bicentennial- and artificial intelligence-themed booth, showcasing current research and educational initiatives.
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The fastest supercomputer in the state: Big Red 200
Indiana University to dedicate new supercomputer as part of 'A Day of Commemoration: IU's 200th Anniversary' on January 20, 2020
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Pervasive Technology Institute, Cancer Computer join forces for cure
IU Data Center will house donated high-performance computing hardware, prioritized for IU cancer researchers
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Indiana University tech center announces new research areas, eLearning Lab
Data To Insight Center to focus on responsible use of data and technology in classrooms, communities and society at large
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Indiana University touts Big Red 200 and artificial intelligence at international supercomputing conference
Event to feature booth presentations on high-performance computing tools and ceremony naming IU Distinguished Professor Geoffrey Fox as Ken Kennedy Award recipient
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GIS Day celebrates problem-solving tools for the environment, public health, and industry
Annual event spotlights geography information system careers and keynote speaker
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IU hosts two high-tech conferences—in the same week
This year’s HPSS User Forum and Campus Alliance for Advanced Visualization co-shared the Indiana Memorial Union for a few days of workshops and networking
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Indiana University to help secure Indiana’s 2020 elections
‘Boot camps’ and tabletop exercises in dealing with cybersecurity incidents will be available to voting officials in all 92 counties, thanks to $300K grant from Indiana General Assembly
