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$32.7 million IU Data Center to be unveiled; anchor for growing technology park
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The Indiana University Data Center, a $32.7-million facility designed to ensure the safety and security of IU's most prized networking, computer processing and data storage equipment, will be formally dedicated on Thursday, Nov. 5, with a ceremony that will include remarks by IU President Michael McRobbie.
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New home for Pervasive Tech Institute, business start-ups to be dedicated Nov. 9
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The Indiana University Innovation Center, a new $10 million home to university researchers and private start-up companies, will be formally dedicated Monday, Nov. 9, by IU President Michael A. McRobbie. The facility is a key component of the President's Innovate Indiana initiative.
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IU to lead nationwide research network FutureGrid to expand supercomputer capabilities
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A group of information technology researchers at Indiana University has been chosen by the National Science Foundation to lead a four-year, $15-million project to develop new software to link together the supercomputers of tomorrow and enable new approaches to scientific research for problems of massive scale. $10.1 million will come from the NSF, with project partners providing the balance.
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A Facebook for scientists: $1.8 million to map your expertise
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Indiana University has received more than $1.8 million from the National Institutes of Health to collaborate on a $12.2 million, seven-university project designed to network researchers around the country.
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Three Indiana universities collaborating to fight leading childhood heart birth defect
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Indiana University's Research and Technology Corp. is moving forward with prototype development of a heart pump for infants invented through a collaboration between an IU cardiothoracic surgeon and a Purdue University engineer.
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GENI experimental network tools, funded by NSF, to be developed at IU
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Researchers are working on new models of computer networks that may someday replace the Internet, and researchers at Indiana University have been awarded a grant to develop tools to ensure that detailed network conditions can be measured for research.
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