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Leading research institutions receive HPCwire Readers' Choice Award
Award for Best HPC Collaboration recognizes leaders in the global HPC community
Inaugural Digital Gardener Summit tackles digital literacy
Digital literacy critical to preparing students for increasingly digital environments
I-Light and Indiana GigaPOP collaborate with IU-led cybersecurity center on new security model
OmniSOC leverages proven security services for I-Light/Indiana GigaPOP customers
IU-led cybersecurity operations center adds private university as newest member
OmniSOC now partnering with Case Western Reserve University
Silicon Valley university joins IU-led cybersecurity operations center
By working with Santa Clara University, OmniSOC expands beyond the Big Ten
There's a new Teaching.IU
We’ve curated the teaching resources, stories, and tools that faculty need in their everyday work
IU announces upcoming launch of $5.6M First Responder Smart Tracking Challenge
Crisis Technologies Innovation Lab urges participants to form teams and sign up now for competition updates
IU Pervasive Technology Institute's eLearning Lab awarded $2M to fund Terracotta
Tool will make it possible to conduct responsible experimental research on student learning within course sites.
Get to know Jay Gladden
OVPIT's newest associate vice president shares his background, his vision for Learning Technologies’ future, and his preference in Chicago baseball teams
Undergraduate students collaborate with AVL to demonstrate the creative application of innovative technology
IU’s Advanced Visualization Lab, an UITS Research Technologies group, facilitates student collaborative art installation: The People of IU.
Explore an Indiana University campus from home
Prospective students and parents can virtually explore 3D models of buildings and spaces at Indiana University.
IU’s Pervasive Technology Institute names new chief operating officer
Winona Snapp-Childs brings extensive research and management experience to the role
IUanyWare eases burden of learning from home
Students can access discipline-specific software and international students can access software from their home country that otherwise would have been restricted pre-pandemic.
2 IU schools joining AI research institutes funded by $40 million in NSF grants
Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering, School of Education in Bloomington will help advance artificial intelligence to improve people's lives
Free career support for Indiana's underrepresented students
With $100K philanthropic investment from JPMorgan Chase, IUPUI's Informatics Diversity-Enhanced Workforce initiative is helping 50 students train, study, sit for industry certifications
A codemaker or a codebreaker?
Teens learn to be both in workshop hosted by IU cybersecurity experts and WonderLab.
IU names new associate vice president for Learning Technologies
Jay Gladden will join the Office of the Vice President for IT after serving in academic leadership roles at IUPUI
Collaboration is critical in defending against cyberattacks
IU-based REN-ISAC leads workshops to tackle ransomware, blended threats
IU takes lead on network collaboration to connect the Asia Pacific Oceania region
New Asia Pacific Oceania network leverages IU’s TransPAC initiative to accelerate discovery in science and engineering, including physics, biomedical engineering, virtual reality, and more
IUPUI Collaboration Theatre wins European honors for best classroom space
Inspired by classical amphitheater design, the room fosters collaboration and conversation
Global collaboration in the face of a global threat
IU-led OmniSOC joins forces with counterparts in Australia, Canada, and the UK to prevent and mitigate cyberattacks
18 billion text comparisons on IU supercomputers determine why companies use boilerplate risk factor disclosures
Researchers determine why companies use boilerplate language in their risk factor disclosures rather than original, company-specific language as required by federal guidelines.
IU begins digitizing Glenn Close costume collection for scholarly access and research
RT’s Advanced Visualization Lab partners with the curator of the Sage Collection at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design to digitize and share the collection online.
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Supercomputing for Everyone Series: Intro to High Performance Computing
This hands-on course will cover the basics of using IU’s supercomputing systems, from logging-in to job creation and submission. December 2, 2021 via Zoom.
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