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Visit the Indiana University Emergency Preparedness site for H1N1 Influenza information.


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Events

The Nerd

The Nerd
July 14-Aug. 1, Brown County Playhouse, Nashville, Ind. -- The Nerd is an inventive comedy set in Terre Haute, Ind., centering on the hilarious dilemma of a young architect who is visited by a hopelessly inept "nerd" he's never met before -- but who happened to save his life. For ticket information and performance times, visit http://www.theatre.indiana.edu/.

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IU partners to create advanced national anchor network funded by $62.5 million Recovery Act grant

Indiana University is collaborating with a group of national research and education networking organizations to construct the United States Unified Community Anchor Network (U.S. UCAN), an advanced 100 gigabit-per-second national network backbone that will link regional and state research and education networks across the nation -- including Indiana's I-Light.

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IU announces cost-free lynda.com access through 2013

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Indiana University is constantly expanding and refining its IT training offerings to ensure students, faculty, and staff can choose their desired method of learning and a time that fits their schedule. The university continues this strong commitment to IT education and training by entering into a three-year contract extension with lynda.com, a leading provider of video-based learning on a variety of information technology topics.

IU Jacobs School of Music partners in new jazz initiative

Brent Wallarab

The Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, in partnership with Owl Studios of Indianapolis, announced the inaugural Emerging Jazz Artist Project (EJAP), an annual competition open to jazz students in the Jacobs School of Music that culminates in a nationally released album.

Multimillion-dollar Defense Department grant targets microbial mutation

Patricia Foster

Scientists from Indiana University Bloomington and the University of Southern California will receive as much as $6.25 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to study the constraints on mutation in microorganisms. IU Bloomington microbiologist Patricia Foster is the five-year project's principal investigator. Joining her as co-PIs are IU Bloomington genome biologist and National Academy of Sciences Fellow Michael Lynch, IU Bloomington bioinformaticist Haixu Tang, and USC microbiologist Steven Finkel. Foster is a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology and is widely considered an expert on bacterial mutation.

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