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IU Research & Technology Corp. contracts with business accelerator to push research commercialization

The University Funds

Indiana University's most innovative researchers will gain access to another source of venture capital and to commercialization teams through a new agreement between IU's Research & Technology Corp. and the venture capital firm The University Funds.   Full Story >>

Microsoft VP inaugurates new Digital Science Center seminar series tomorrow

Tony Hey

Microsoft's Tony Hey tomorrow (Tuesday, Feb. 2) will open Indiana University Pervasive Technology Institute's Digital Science Center Seminar Series with a presentation titled "Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery: The Fourth Paradigm."   Full Story >>

IU Optometry's Swanson receives $2.35 million from NIH for glaucoma research

Gabor image

An Indiana University School of Optometry researcher's ongoing work to improve testing for and treatment of one of the world's leading causes of blindness will advance with support from a $2.35 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.   Full Story >>

New physics center, leadership announced for IU Cyclotron Facility

Cyclotron

Indiana University today announced a restructuring at its IU Cyclotron Facility that creates a new physics research center and moves operational responsibility for the cyclotron to the Indiana University School of Medicine.   Full Story >>

SLIS researcher promotes Innovation Dashboard for policymakers during Capitol Hill visit

Innovation Dashboard

Work by Indiana University's Katy Börner on visualizing knowledge and her Mapping Science exhibit have literally been around the globe -- on public display at the Chinese Academy of Science, on exhibit at Stanford University, and featured in the German Science Train's Expedition Zukunft (Expedition into the Future) in Europe that visited 62 cities over the previous seven months.   Full Story >>

IU informaticists show new levels of refinement in predicting human mobility, epidemic spread

Invasion Tree

The interplay of human mobility patterns like those between local metropolitan commuters and long-range airline travelers during a global epidemic can be modeled in such detail so as to offer refined views of epidemics that could aid in public health emergency decision making, according to new research published by a team led by informaticists at Indiana University.   Full Story >>