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Brightest-known solid materials, invented at IU, awarded $1.8 million from NSF
Indiana University-led research could advance technologies such as solar panels, 3D displays and medical imaging devices.
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IU Student Mental Health Initiative task forces share recommendations
Each of the task forces -- Culture and Climate, Services and Support, and Policies and Protocols -- developed recommendations for its focus area.
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New insights on infant word learning reported in IU study
Psychologists who study infant learning at Indiana University provide a fresh perspective on how infants connect names with objects.
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IU Bloomington to host nonresidential scholars from Ukraine
The campus will offer one-year, nonresidential fellowships to Ukrainian scholars studying in the humanities and social sciences.
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IU Ventures delivers 'milestone' investment support for Bloomington-based Folia
IU Angel Network and IU Philanthropic Venture Fund have invested $1 million in Folia, an IU alumni-founded startup.
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Coordinating committee members named to task force on future of graduate education
Members include faculty with experience and leadership in graduate education and the Graduate and Professional Student Government president.
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Antidepressant use in pregnant women unlikely to cause seizures in their children
A new study from IU researchers is part of a broader effort to study medications taken in pregnancy and their possible effects on children.
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College Care Week helped students focus on mental health before finals
The College of Arts and Sciences created a week of engaging events to help students recharge, including video gaming and therapy dog visits.
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IU names new associate vice president for faculty and belonging
Pamela Braboy Jackson will fill this role beginning June 1 as part of the Presidential Diversity Hiring Initiative.
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Opioid overdose detection patch under development, funded by National Institute on Drug Abuse
The patch will be designed to use AI to detect an impending overdose and administer a life-saving dose of naloxone to the wearer.
