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Extracting value from chaos: The promise of health information technology
Implementing health information technology is not a technical problem but a policy and sociology problem.
Feb 29, 2016 -
IUPUI and IU Southeast campuses ‘Most Promising Places to Work’ for student affairs professionals
Two Indiana University campuses are listed among the Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs.
Feb 25, 2016 -
IUPUI professor's musical recording featured in Oscar-nominated film 'The Revenant'
Scott Deal’s drum recording is played for about five minutes in the first battle scene of the movie
Feb 25, 2016 -
IU students build startups from own intellectual property, receive early support from university
Entrepreneurs are creating high-tech startups based on intellectual property they created as IU students
Feb 25, 2016 -
Study finds consistent link between violent crime and concealed-carry gun permits
Study by IUPUI assistant professor is the first to find significant relationship between firearms violence and concealed-carry gun permits
Feb 25, 2016 -
Social work students launch fundraising campaign: Pocket Change for Social Change
Fundraising initiative targeted on scholarships for social work students on all IU campuses
Feb 23, 2016 -
Assistant professor helping legislature find solution to state’s health care surrogate laws
Amber Comer played key role in bill seeking to improve Indiana’s laws on healthcare surrogate decision-making
Feb 23, 2016 -
IUPUI faculty invited to apply for FORCES funding to support tech development, commercialization
FORCES grants may be used for either commercialization or research expenses.
Feb 23, 2016 -
Kay Yow Cancer Fund awards $100,000 women’s cancer research grant to IU Simon Cancer Center
The Kay Yow Cancer Fund has awarded a $100,000 women’s cancer research grant to the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center.
Feb 23, 2016 -
National report cites two IUPUI microgrant programs that help students graduate
The programs are recognized as leading examples of how to use microgrants to turn financially struggling, low-income students nearing degree completion from would-be dropouts into ...
Feb 22, 2016