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8 IU projects awarded IU LAB National Security Biotechnology Challenge Grants
The grant is designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration across campuses and position researchers for future federal investment in biotechnology. Selected projects align with the strategic p... Read more about 8 IU projects awarded IU LAB National Security Biotechnology Challenge Grants
Faye Raquel Gleisser, Associate Professor of Art History in the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington, has won the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s 37th annual Charles C. E... Read more about Indiana University art historian Faye Raquel Gleisser wins Smithsonian prize for groundbreaking book on art and policing
Deadly disease outbreaks don’t just challenge public health, they undermine public trust in government institutions, according to new research by political scientists at Indiana University Bloomi... Read more about IU political scientist co-authors study revealing infectious disease outbreaks undermine public trust in governments, political leaders
Scientists at Indiana University have achieved a breakthrough in understanding the universe thanks to a collaboration between two major international experiments studying neutrinos, which are ubiqu... Read more about In global collaboration, IU scientists help unlock neutrino’s secrets, the building blocks of the universe
Günther Jikeli, the Erna B. Rosenfeld Professorship at Indiana University’s Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism and Associate Professor of Germanic Studies and Jewish Studies in... Read more about In new book, IU professor draws on hundreds of interviews with Syrian refugees to assess antisemitism
Julia Kelson, Assistant Professor of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) in the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington, is the recipient of the Geological Society of America Y... Read more about IU professor awarded Geological Society of America’s prestigious Donath Medal for pioneering earth science research
IU professor editor of newly published four-volume series, The Cambridge History of the Holocaust
The Holocaust remains one of history’s most horrifying atrocities, a systematic campaign of murder and terror carried out by Hitler’s Third Reich that killed millions and continues to haunt the... Read more about IU professor editor of newly published four-volume series, The Cambridge History of the Holocaust
Discovery, Dialogue, and Legacy
Few names resonate more deeply in the Department of French and Italian than those of Professors Margaret Gray and Eileen Julien. Over the course of their remarkable careers, they’ve shaped not only... Read more about Discovery, Dialogue, and Legacy
