The Cost of Incentives: Making Open Scholarship the Norm
Funders, governments, and universities are increasingly seeking to make open scholarship a routine and valued part of academic practice.

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4,354proposals submitted
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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
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
IU leaders mark milestone in construction of IU LAB
Leaders from Indiana University joined stakeholders from around the state to mark a milestone in the construction of the IU Launch Accelerator for Biosciences.
The Cost of Incentives: Making Open Scholarship the Norm
Funders, governments, and universities are increasingly seeking to make open scholarship a routine and valued part of academic practice.
2026 Center for Quantum Technology Fall Meeting
IMU State Room East and West
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Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT) Industry Advisory Board Fall 2026 meeting is happening on IU Bloomington campus between October 26-28, 2026. Registration Form: 2026 CQT Fall Mee...Read more
McCalla Center 525 E. 9th Street Bloomington
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Join IU Research for a day of celebration, information, and insight as we learn to navigate defense-related research funding.