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Shoebox Fund launched to support student entrepreneurship
The fund will support startups incubated within the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering's Shoemaker Innovation Center.
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$1.59 million grant funds computer science workshops to train public school teachers
The two-year grant from the Indiana Department of Education will help schools statewide expand their computer science courses.
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$1.7M grant to pilot AI student education for rural Indiana middle schoolers
Experts from IU and NSWC Crane are teaming up to provide the artificial intelligence training for rural middle school students.
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Capstone projects showcase School of Informatics and Computing students' technology talents
The Spring 2021 Virtual Capstone Senior Showcase featured projects that displayed 25 students' knowledge and skills.
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Virtual film production provides real-world skills for School of Informatics and Computing students
The team of students learned how to use the important filmmaking technology to create a commercial for a class project.
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Meet IU Bloomington student commencement speaker Jason Wang
IU Bloomington is a campus full of opportunity and options, the graduating senior said.
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5 assistant professors named Outstanding Junior Faculty at IU Bloomington
The award identifies promising tenure-track faculty and provides resources to further develop their research or creative activity.
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IU mourns passing of J. Michael Dunn, founding dean emeritus of Luddy School
Dunn helped develop the nation's first school of informatics into one of the nation's largest, broadest and best schools of its kind.
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Digital twins could lead to more proactive, personalized medicine, IU researchers say
Professor James Glazier says the use of digital twins could be applied to the human body and lead to better health care outcomes.
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$23.3M grant awarded to international chemical safety project involving IU researchers
Fruit flies from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center will be used to measure the effects of chemical toxins harmful to human health.