Luddy Informatics Professor Filippo Radicchi has published two co-authored papers: one in Nature Machine Intelligence and another in Physical Review E. 🔗

RT @MathCancer: Really excited to share our new @CellPressNews Cell paper with Elana Fertig and colleagues. 1/n . .

RT @IIB: This Sunday on IIB. learn how Indiana is gaining traction as a global leader in the life sciences sector. @GerryDick shares a f….

Colin Gray, Associate Professor of Informatics and Director of the HCI/d program at Luddy, has received the prestigious CNIL-Inria Privacy Award. The award honors scientific papers that address data protection issues. 🔗

Dennis Groth, Luddy School Interim Dean from 2020 to 2022, has received the IU Venkat Distinguished Service Award. The award recognizes a faculty member or librarian whose service has made a significant and lasting impact on the Bloomington campus. 🔗

Katy Börner, Victor H. Yngve Distinguished Professor of Engineering and Information Science and Director of the Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center at Luddy, has been named a Stiftung Charité Visiting Fellow. 🔗

IU Luddy Department of Information and Library Science Assistant Professor Yuerong Hu recently received a SHARP Lightning Grant. Lightning Seed Grants are awarded annually to SHARP members for events or activities that support global book history studies and research.

Innovative technology developed by researchers at the IU Luddy FAMES Lab could improve the outcomes of patients undergoing common procedures for heart disease and other vascular conditions. 🔗

RT @cnscenter: Congratulations to Katy Börner on being named a Stiftung Charité Visiting Fellow! 🎉. Read more about it here: .

Luddy School Dean Joanna Millunchick, Program Management Specialist Andy Nelson and University of Tennessee Professor Shalaunda Reeves collaborated on the award-winning Chip Kids video web series. 🔗

Hiroki Sato, Luddy computer science doctoral student, recently received the prestigious Dysphonia International Research Award during the Voice Foundation Annual Symposium in Philadelphia. 🔗

RT @umsi: Congratulations, Dr. Sun! 🎉 UMSI’s Kaiwen Sun successfully defended her dissertation, “Child Safety and Families’ Co-participatio….

Students from the Luddy School recently returned from the Ghana Tech Trek, an unforgettable 3-week journey partnering with a local nonprofit to teach computer literacy and basic coding to students. 🇬🇭

Christina Boyles, Associate Professor of Information and Library Science at Luddy, has been named an IU Institute for Advanced Study 2025 Summer Research Fellow. Learn more about the fellowship and Boyle's work:

RT @IndianaUniv: The Global Entrepreneurship Congress (@unleashingideas) brings together thousands of innovators, investors, and thought le….

Luddy students displayed their research, technical prowess, and creativity at recent Defend the Republic and AI Maritime Maneuver Indiana Collegiate Challenge competitions this spring, winning the DTR six-game tournament with a record 276 total points. 🔗

RT @IndianaUniv: For only the second time in history, the world’s top entrepreneurship conference was hosted in the U.S. — this year, in ou….

RT @AlemayehuFentaw: My kiddo graduates today from high school with academic honors and a direct admission to ⁦@IULuddy⁩ +scholarship! http….

Luddy students and faculty attended this year’s Association of Computing Machinery Computer Human Interaction Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, the premier international conference of Human-Computer Interaction, in Yokohama, Japan.

80+ students displayed their final research projects this spring for CSCI-B 657 Computer Vision. Computer Vision is a field of artificial intelligence that enables computers to interpret and make decisions based on visual data. 🔗