• IU SCHOOL OF INFORMATICS ANNOUNCES DOCTORAL FELLOWS

  Two students at the IU School of Informatics will be continuing their studies in a doctoral program thanks to a partnership between the School and Symyx Technologies, Inc., the leading R&D integration partner to companies in the life sciences, chemicals and consumer products industries.

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• Informatics Faculty Win Trustees Teaching Awards
  

  Four School of Informatics faculty have been awarded the distinguished IU Trustees Teaching Award for the 2007-08 school year. Adrian German, Minaxi Gupta, Matt Hottell, and Erik Stolterman were recipients of the awards, given to faculty who display a steadfast commitment to quality teaching and to their individual students.

• IU informatics professor plots similarities in the historical development of roadways globally; urban planners to benefit from findings

  
  
  As the French poet Jean de La Fontaineonce opined, “All roads lead to Rome.” Well, they also all evolve according to a universal mechanism, irrespective of cultural and historical differences. Such are the research findings of an IU School of Informatics professor and a French academic colleague, published recently by Physical Review Letters.

• $1.2 million NIH project will help track and predict epidemics

  
  

  The National Institutes of Health has given $1.2 million to Indiana University researchers to build the ultimate international epidemic research tool.

• IU School of Informatics announces InformatiCS Chip

  
  

  Dean Bobby Schnabel announced today the launch of a new School of Informatics tradition: the InformatiCS Chip, an exciting new way for graduates to support the School.

• Informatics professor’s book receives Outstanding Academic Title distinction

  
  

  William Aspray, Rudy Professor of informatics, IU School of Informatics, has co-edited a book selected by Choice Magazine as one of its Outstanding Academic Titles.  Women and information technology: research on underrepresentation (MIT Press), was co-edited with Joanne Cohoon, senior research scientist, National Center for Women & IT, and professor of science, technology, and society, University of Virginia.

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