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IU experts are ready to talk about U.S. Supreme Court rulings
Experts are available to discuss U.S. Supreme Court on abortion rights, concealed carry, environmental regulations and religious freedom.
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Professor creates roadmap for digital twin of the immune system
James Glazier and the research group he co-founded aim to predict disease trajectories in patients before the onset of serious symptoms.
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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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Cybersecurity undergraduate will intern with Department of State as part of FAIT Fellowship
Kathryn Riordan, a cybersecurity and global policy student, will intern in Washington, D.C., and overseas.
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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.
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Holland Summer Science Programs transformational for young underrepresented students
The Jim Holland Summer Science Programs introduce high school students to the STEM fields and career paths, and prepare them for college.
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IU awarded $1.2M to develop first-of-its-kind rotavirus-norovirus vaccine for infants
Researchers will further develop a new technology for a combination oral vaccine to protect infants from viral diarrhea.
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O'Neill School tops U.S. News graduate school rankings
The O'Neill School at IU Bloomington is tied for the No. 1 master's program in public affairs in the U.S. News and World Report rankings.
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Blow flies can be used to detect use of chemical weapons, other pollutants
A study from IUPUI suggests blow flies could be used to detect the use of chemical weapons in remote or dangerous areas.
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Summit on Women and Technology connects, empowers students across campus
Sessions cover a wide range of disciplines, including discussions on developing ethical AI and combating imposter syndrome.
