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Luddy School professors awarded Expeditions in Computing award from NSF
Geoffrey Fox, Judy Qiu to provide high-performance computing and cyberinfrastructure support to help fight infectious diseases while revolutionizing epidemiology
Wi-Fi in a time of coronavirus
IU provides free, 24-hour 'lot hot spots' that allow for social distancing while keeping faculty, staff, students -- and the public -- connected
When the class must go on
Keep Teaching website helps faculty shift classes online during emergency situations
IU Research Cyberinfrastructure Day - postponed until further notice
Learn more about how IU's advanced cyberinfrastructure resources can help with your research.
Neuroscientist Franco Pestilli awarded $200,000 Microsoft Investigator Fellowship
His work helps researchers better understand topics such as aging, Alzheimer's disease, macular degeneration, and the teen brain and cognitive development
What is the future of water in Indiana?
Climate change data portal, built in partnership with Pervasive Technology Institute staff, models state's future water supply, benefitting agricultural, land use planning
Protecting millions on social media
Luddy professor earns Facebook Bug Bounty award after security discovery affecting 9.5 million users
IU’s GlobalNOC offers network monitoring service, improving research collaboration
The NetSage regional network monitoring system was previously only available to users who collaborated via an NSF grant
Cybersecurity and your vote
2020 is a general election year—see how IU experts are helping to safeguard the election process in Indiana
Indiana University unveils supercomputer Big Red 200
New artificial intelligence system—the first next-gen supercomputer based on HPE’s Cray Shasta architecture deployed in the world—gives IU researchers the power the explore new frontiers in medicine, cybersecurity, climate change, and more
The fastest supercomputer in the state: Big Red 200
Indiana University to dedicate new supercomputer as part of 'A Day of Commemoration: IU's 200th Anniversary' on January 20, 2020
Thinking ahead in 3D
IUPUI students help preserve endangered species for future generations with augmented reality app
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Supercomputing for Everyone Series: Intro to R for Biologists via Online instruction
This is a multi-day workshop covering the basics of R, with instruction by the main instructor Online, Mar 31, Apr 7, and Apr 14th. (This was originally advertised as an in-person workshop).
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