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IU to invest $111M to boost U.S. microelectronics sector, drive economic competitiveness

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The university’s investment will boost the growth of the microelectronics industry in Indiana and across the U.S. and accelerate innovative solutions to major national security challenges through enhanced collaboration with Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division.

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IU to collaborate on analysis of Indiana’s $500 million economic development efforts

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IU Cybersecurity Clinic to expand training to undergraduates with grant from Google

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IU experts are ready to talk about Russia’s war in Ukraine

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia launched a military invasion of Ukraine. IU political scientists, historians and economists are available to discuss the impact of the ongoing war.

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AI chatbot to increase cultural relevancy of STEM lessons, engage marginalized students

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Kelley School to present Futurecast 2024 in 11 Indiana cities

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Center on Representative Government to enhance civics education with $5.7M Defense Department grant

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IU Eskenazi Museum of Art announces conversation with artist Jeff Koons

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Active classroom learning leads to student success, retention at IU Northwest

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