Indiana University’s excellence in research areas related to technology, information, and computing is long-standing and internationally recognized. Our advanced research in data science explores massive datasets with goals such as improving human health and securing privacy. Informatics researchers are bridging the gap between people and technology, leveraging the power of computing to address many social problems.
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IU awarded nearly $1 million under NSF grant to accelerate scientific discovery
Nearly $1 million from NSF will support international exchange activities focused on research acceleration at IU.
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Innovations in farming and manufacturing focus of $1.1 million in NSF grants to IU
IU professors Shaowen and Jeffrey Bardzell will explore computational agriculture and regional experimentation in traditional industries.
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Informatics East, West buildings renamed Myles Brand Hall
The Informatics buildings of the IU School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering have been renamed Myles Brand Hall.
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Tracking coordinated disinformation campaigns online made easier with new BotSlayer tool
IU's Observatory on Social Media has launched the new tool that detects coordinated online disinformation campaigns in real time.
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New and improved facilities coming in 2019-20
Four major construction projects are well underway. Learn how they will impact campus this semester.
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Informatics faculty awarded $4.4 million from the Department of Defense's Minerva initiative
Yong Yeol Ahn and colleagues plan to to develop Science Genome to investigate science of science using representation learning and graph embedding.
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Study will explore how communication technology can help parents with children in a health crisis
IUPUI researchers are studying how technology can help improve parent-to-parent communication when a child is hospitalized with cancer.
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Women and elderly at higher risk of dangerous drug interactions
An IU-led study has found that women and older adults are more likely to be prescribed multiple drugs known to interact dangerously.
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IUPUI iDEW Youth Internship Program launches with $100K grant from JPMorgan Chase
The Informatics Diversity-Enhanced Workforce Youth Internship Program prepares underserved high-schoolers for information technology jobs.
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IU researchers map global economy in collaboration with LinkedIn
The small team of researchers in the IU School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering has created the first global map of labor flow.