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- May1, 2012
More than $250,000 awarded to four IU student-led startups as part of inaugural BEST competition - April 23, 2012
Mellon award funds year of law school for SoIC Asst. Prof. Eden Medina - April 19, 2012
SoIC faculty & staff offer June computing camp for high school students - April 17, 2012
IU President, SoIC Professor McRobbie Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences - April 16, 2012
IU informatics dean named to NSF's lead advisory panel on technology, engineering policy - April 4, 2012
Whether tweets live or die depends more on network, competition for attention than message or user influence - April 2, 2012
SoIC undergraduates honored for outstanding research, creative activity - March 21,2012
SoIC students excel at 13th Annual Women in Science Research Conference - March 13,2012
SoIC Geoffrey Fox involved in Supporting Experiemental Computer Science - February 17, 2012
SoIC Professor Fil Menczer to present at annual meeting of AAAS - February 6, 2012
"In Search of an Exascale Roadmap" with SoIC Professor Thomas Sterling - January 30,2012
Persistent Systems provides two SoIC Ph.D. students with $50,000 gifts to forward research - January 17,2012
Indiana's top young women in computing to be recognized Jan. 18 in Indianapolis - December 21, 2011
SoIC included in top IU Bloomington stories for 2011 - December 16, 2011
Shared flavor compounds show up on U.S. menus, rare in Asian cuisines - December 14, 2011
SoIC Corporate Partners Program continues growth in scholarship offers - December 8, 2011
ACM honors Geoffrey Fox for high performance research, diversity efforts - November 21, 2011
After 25 years, sustainability is a growing science that's here to stay, research from Los Alamos, IU shows - November 21, 2011
Tech Week at Bloomington Boys and Girls Club Continues to Grow - November 10, 2011
IU opens new center to solve extreme-scale, data-intensive challenges - October 26, 2011
Faculty Hiring - Deadline 11/15 - October 26, 2011
SoIC sees number of women with tech majors nearly double since 2009 - October 13, 2011
SoIC students win programming competition at regional computer science conference - September 21, 2011
SoIC dean testifies in D.C. on need for K-12 computer science improvements, job opportunities - September 19, 2011
IU announces $1.1 million fund establishing world's largest student prize for software, technology business plan - September 7, 2011
SoIC computing coalition, NCWIT announce computing competition for state's high school girls - September 1, 2011
NSF grant will help underserved older adults age in place - August 29, 2011
IU President and SoIC Dean Travel to India - August 9, 2011
SoIC prof to lead Sloan-funded investigation into non-consumptive research - August 5, 2011
CACR Fellow: AT&T’s decision to enhance voicemail privacy a win for consumers - August 2, 2011
SoIC privacy researchers recognized for identifying information leaks in genome studies - July 28, 2011
SoIC professors land $905,000 NSF grant - July 15, 2011
IU experts respond to Defense Department cyber strategy - July 13, 2011
IURTC executes licensing agreement with professor's start-up, Guidewave Consulting - July 8, 2011
IU Open Systems Lab contributes to ranking world’s top performing supercomputers - July 5, 2011
Gift from computer science alum Don Brown to benefit SOIC bioinformatics student - June 21, 2011
Computerworld again names Indiana University among best places to work in IT - June 9, 2011
Student, faculty, staff, and visitor safety while visiting the Indiana University Bloomington campus - June 3, 2011
Judge awards CACR $300,000 in Google Buzz settlement - June 1, 2011
IU, Microsoft work uncovering online payment flaws earns 'best paper' at top security symposium
