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Evaluating Virtual Dissector Technology in Anatomy
By Jonah Persinger, Stacey Dunham, & Polly Husmann Introduction In anatomy education, traditional laboratory methods such as the use of atlases, prosected cadavers, and models have been the gold standard. However, with recent increases in technology, there has been increased emphasis on the incorporation of technology into anatomy curricula. With the implementation of technology, some […]
Polly Husmann | Feb 10, 2020
Office of Technology Affairs continues momentum
When I joined the School of Medicine as the inaugural chief information officer early last year, I hit the ground running to identify and assess
Rob Lowden | Jan 22, 2020
Possible ICRME guest speaker collaboration could lead to improve regenerative technology gains
The Indiana Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering at Indiana University School of Medicine led by director Chandan Sen, PhD, is leading in the field
Marco Gutierrez | Aug 21, 2019
Ekser receives prestigious American Society of Transplant Surgeons (ASTS) grant
Burcin Ekser, MD, PhD, recently earned a grant to support groundbreaking research in the development of advanced 3-D bioprinted human liver models. A transplant surgeon
Christine Drury | Aug 12, 2019
The same, but different: 24/7 technology assistance
Through a partnership with University IT Services (UITS), faculty, staff and learners supported by the Clinical Affairs IT Services (CAITS) team can now reach professional
Patrick Phillips | Aug 06, 2019
ICRME hosts innovative surgeon, plans for partnership
The Indiana Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering at Indiana University School of Medicine is always looking for the next big breakthrough in the field
Marco Gutierrez | Jul 31, 2019
IU to tag email from senders outside university
External Email Flagging feature is designed to protect against phishing To protect against phishing scams, Indiana University will soon begin flagging all emails that come
Karen Spataro | Jun 10, 2019
Levelling Up: New IT Structure Offers Specialized Services Statewide
Indiana University School of Medicine has invested heavily over time—in talent, tools and systems—to address specific challenges with technology, and the successes are undeniable. Yet
Rob Lowden | Mar 27, 2019