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Indiana University-led bioscience accelerator programs advance next generation of healthcare
Indiana University faculty working to translate research on topics such as peripheral nerve pain and traumatic brain injury into bioscience startups are accessing knowledge and resources through pr... Read more about Indiana University-led bioscience accelerator programs advance next generation of healthcare
IU-led initiative expands autism diagnostic training to primary-care clinicians
Backed by a five-year, $7 million NIH grant, the project will enroll nearly 200 clinicians across Indiana, Massachusetts and Tennessee and test different combinations of training strategies, i... Read more about IU-led initiative expands autism diagnostic training to primary-care clinicians
Six IU projects awarded grants for biotechnology defense research
Six research teams have been awarded funding for targeted defense-specific biotechnology projects through the Indiana University Applied Research Center and IU Launch Accelerator for Biosciences’... Read more about Six IU projects awarded grants for biotechnology defense research
14 Years of Exploring Mars with the Curiosity Rover with NASA Scientist Dr. Abigail Fraeman
Lilly Auditorium
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Dr. Abigail Fraeman is a research scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory studying the evolution of rocky bodies in our solar system. She is currently the deputy project scientist of the Curio...Read more
The Indianapolis Common Read Community Conversation
Indiana Historical Society
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Inspired by Ray Bradbury’s The Illustrated Man
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