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Listing of all 60 news releases from Indiana University School of Informatics:

IUPUI professor to lead proteomics team

Research teams across the USA share $225,000 to be used to customise and expand Cpas (computational proteomics analysis system), an open source proteomics data analysis and data management platform

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (13 June 2007)

Androids 'have higher calling' than mechanoids

Technical background article The more realistic and humanlike a robot appears, the more positively a human will react to it, but only to a certain point where the resemblance actually causes a sense of repulsion or eeriness

News from Indiana University School of Informatics ( 1 June 2007)

IU computer scientist honored by ACM

David Wise, professor of computer science at the Indiana University School of Informatics, is the recipient of the 2007 outstanding contribution award from the Association for Computing Machinery

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (30 April 2007)

Student-built robotic vehicle to face tough tests

Technical background article Navigator project was inspired by IU's involvement with the Indy Robotics entry in the Darpa grand challenge: race across the desert, spearheaded by Indianapolis inventor and entrepreneur Scott Jones

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (25 April 2007)

Dean Dunn named a 'Sagamore of the Wabash'

This, apparently, is a significant accolade, and was given to Michael Dunn, founding dean of the Indiana University School of Informatics by state governor Mitch Daniels

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (23 April 2007)

New president honours retiring Informatics dean

Indiana University president-elect Michael McRobbie will be a keynote presenter at a special colloquium honouring School of Informatics dean J Michael Dunn

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (11 April 2007)

Schnabel selected dean of IU School of Informatics

Robert B Schnabel, an acclaimed computer scientist and researcher, will become the next dean of the IU School of Informatics pending approval by IU trustees

News from Indiana University School of Informatics ( 5 April 2007)

Midwest Proton Radiotherapy CEO joins board

James Buher, president and chief executive officer at the Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institute, has joined the dean's advisory council at the Indiana University School of Informatics

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (26 March 2007)

EGG lays groundwork for on-line games study

There's a teeming universe whose inhabitants travel in cyberspace through fantasy worlds of dungeons, dragons and demons, and real-world simulations of war and life in ancient and futuristic times

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (21 March 2007)

TeraGrid chief to share expertise

Director of the USA's largest supercomputing initiative will share his expertise at March 8-9 meeting of the Data and Search Institute at the Indiana University School of Informatics

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (28 February 2007)

Chemical research garners national attention

Two Indiana University School of Informatics doctoral students whose research could advance significant pharmaceutical discoveries are being recognised by the American Chemical Society

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (23 February 2007)

Mathematical models add options for life sciences

Technical background article Programme offers a multidisciplinary approach to study by integrating research techniques and methodologies from biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, mathematics and computer science.

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (14 February 2007)

Android studies could shine a light onto autism

Technical background article "An android offers a good balance between experimental control and ecological validity because it looks more human and can support more humanlike interaction while still being precisely controllable"

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (25 December 2006)

The Neanderthal clinging to your family tree

The idea for this book on computational genomics was spawned when Nello Cristianini and Matthew Hahn co-taught a class on computational genomics at the University of California-Davis in 2004

News from Indiana University School of Informatics ( 5 December 2006)

Chemo patients may benefit from research

An Indiana University School of Informatics researcher has joined a team of IU scientists who seek to develop more effective chemotherapy treatments for lung cancer patients

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (21 November 2006)

Informatics scholarship honours retiring dean

The US$100,000 endowment for the John R Gibbs Scholarship for Innovation bears the name of its benefactor

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (16 November 2006)

Computer scientist honoured for IT contributions

Kent Dybvig, professor of computer science at the Indiana University School of Informatics, has been named Distinguished Engineer by the Association of Computing Machinery

News from Indiana University School of Informatics (10 November 2006)

Data model to aid scientists in developing nations

Scientists seeking ways to solve complex natural resource management and conservation problems in poor nations often are reluctant to share their data fearing their work will be hijacked

News from Indiana University School of Informatics ( 8 November 2006)

Informatics joins IUPUI-Kenya partnership

Campus-wide effort began in 1990, when the IU School of Medicine and Moi University School of Medicine forged an innovative exchange programme of medical faculty, residents and students