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Research at IU reveals what memory in rats can tell us about human memory
A new study from Jonathon Crystal in the College of Arts and Sciences reveals that episodic memory documented in rats can help researchers further explore the biological mechanisms of human memory,... Read more about Research at IU reveals what memory in rats can tell us about human memory
Chemistry professor wins prestigious Oxide Electronics Prize for Excellence in Research
Indiana University Bloomington assistant professor of chemistry Alexandru Georgescu won the prize for his work on the theory and computation of solid-state inorganic materials.
Work in war-torn Kyiv reinforces IU researcher’s mission for drug discovery
William L. Scott, a research professor of chemistry at the IU School of Science at IU Indianapolis, has traveled the world to introduce his Distributed Drug Discovery program, which helps students... Read more about Work in war-torn Kyiv reinforces IU researcher’s mission for drug discovery
PDS Consulting: Strategies for Finding Funding
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Interested in grants, fellowships, or other funding opportunities? Meet individually with a consultant from Proposal Development Services to discuss your goals and IU’s Research Development...Read more
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Join IU Research for the second of its AI Brown Bag Presentations. This event will feature Professor Jingwen Yan, as she describes her work in using AI to develop computational data mode...Read more
CANCELED: Ostrom Workshop | Colloquium: Alyssa Paredes
The Ostrom Workshop, 513 N PARK AVE
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The Ostrom Workshop Colloquium Series - co-sponsored by the IU Department of Geography - welcomes Dr. Alyssa Paredes (University of Michigan, Department of Anthropology).
