| | IU Ventures' funds provide capital to companies founded by IU faculty, students, alumni and staff to help bring their research and innovations to the public through new ventures. Read more |
| | | Innovation in the NewsThe data shows that coronaviruses are killed by exposure to the low-level electric field-generating fabric.Read more |
| | Innovation in the NewsFor the Kelley HOPE Digital Project, the school is partnering with Indiana SBDC and will work with economic development centers, chambers of commerce and business hubs such as Dimension Mill.Read more |
| | Innovation in the NewsA researcher at IU South Bend and his team have developed a biosensor that could potentially be incorporated into devices that continuously monitor for a popular herbicide during food screening or water and soil treatment.Read more |
| | Innovation in the NewsRecess is a digital marketplace that helps major brands such as Allstate, Lyft, KIND and Nestlé connect with opportunities to sponsor both live and digital events. Founder Equity, Quake Capital and Full Tilt Capital led the most recent $3.7M round of investment, along with angels including Mark Cuban, Ashish Patel and Marc Simmons.Read more |
| | Speaking of InnovationIU ICO officials received 44 invention disclosures between March 1 and June 5. Thirteen of them are directly related to the novel coronavirus and/or COVID-19.Read more |
| | Innovation in the NewsThe Institute for Integrative Artificial Intelligence will capitalize on a rich interdisciplinary tradition and create an environment for the discovery of new and innovative approaches and applications for AI.Read more |
| | Supporting InnovationThe Quarry assists IU researcher-entrepreneurs with applications for Phase I and II small-business grants offered by 11 federal agencies including the NIH and the NSF.Read more |
| | Innovation in the NewsProbari registered nurses will be in contact with assisted-living facilities and nursing homes to educate staff in the latest guidance from the ISDH and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Read more |
| | Life at IUImportant changes have been made to the academic calendar to support the safety of students, faculty and staff during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The revised calendar eliminates both the fall and spring breaks, minimizes travel to and from campuses, and adds course options for students.Read more |
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