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New, real-time COVID-19 diagnostic tests in development by IU research collaboration
These tests can eventually be employed for faster diagnosis of those on the front lines who are exposed to COVID-19 patients.
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Read about the updated 'Hidden Hoosiers' exhibition at the IMU, a Luddy School professor's Bug Bounty award and more.
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Dedicated technology, engineering space created for collaboration between NSWC Crane, IU
Researchers from both institutions will work side by side in the refurbished Multidisciplinary Engineering and Sciences Hall.
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Record number of faculty appointed as distinguished professors in honor of IU's Bicentennial Year
The 15 appointees were selected from the largest pool of candidates in IU history.
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Read about IU Kokomo's greenhouse project, an online series to reduce stress, the new AMPATH director and more.
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Senior informatics student finds home at IU, 7,000 miles from her family in Pakistan
Rumsha Khan found her place at IU through the Pakistani Student Association and as an International Student Ambassador.
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IUPUI students help preserve endangered species for future generations with augmented reality app
Informatics and computing students have teamed up with a UMass professor to create an augmented reality app to visualize endangered species.
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Sights set on Hollywood: IUPUI student thrives in Semester in L.A. program
As one of the first IUPUI students to participate in the Semester in L.A. program, Chase Mitchell is seeing his dreams become reality.
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IUPUI student selected to address science organizations at national S-STEM symposium
Bianca Chavis joined other student voices on a national stage to tell how scholarships helped their quest to earn a STEM degree.
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Evolutionary AI inspires Ph.D. student to shoot for the moon
Veteran and Ph.D. candidate Derek Whitley works on a NASA grant related to artificial intelligence for missions to the moon and Mars.