Indiana University has officially launched new Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering degrees at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Bloomington & Indianapolis campuses.
Applications open 8/1 at IU Bloomington. Learn more: go.iu.edu/D734hv
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IU is proud to announce the Luddy School’s Department of Information & Library Science (@IULuddy) is ranked No. 1 in the world, according to Global Rankings of Academic Subjects. 📚🏆
The Department of Library and Information Science is dedicated to being a national leader in information research and education that address societal and technical needs of libraries, information organizations, communities, and individuals in the creation and use of information.
🔗Learn more about this high-ranked program: bit.ly/3VCsWUb

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I'm recruiting Fall'27 PhD students @IULuddy!
Research: Sys/Arch; HPC; DB; Sys for LLM agents & robotics.
Apply by Dec 15, to ISE (ECE) and/or CS, ideally both:
luddy.iu.edu/academics/docto…
Also email me now with CV, transcripts, interests & experience.
Sharing/Reposting welcomed!
🤖 Made with AI
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Alexander Gumennik, PhD, @IULuddy at @IndianaUniv, will present, "Novel Devices for iMRI," at 10:30 am, Friday, Nov. 6, during IU MIRI's Inaugural MIRI Biennial @IUMedSchool. Learn how smart fibers may be a less invasive way to treat heart disease. go.iu.edu/6pfdDm
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Tomorrow's innovators are getting their start today.
Through a partnership with @IULuddy, WESTGATE CRANE Technology Park, and @ROIIndiana, students attended a 4-day summer camp, gaining hands-on robotics and coding experience while exploring future STEM careers in Indiana.
Read more about the camp: hey.iu.edu/urPMZ

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300 posters, 500 photographs and 1000 copyright cards…also a Picasso.
There is a lot to discover in the Library of Congress (@librarycongress). Hear from three current and former @IULuddy students, who shared their experiences as Junior Fellows at the library and some of the cool things they found: hey.iu.edu/urRoi
For #IUDay, the Luddy community is coming together to support the IU Luddy Autonomous Vehicle Racing Fund. There is no better time to show your Luddy pride–let’s reach the finish line together. 🏁
Make your gift today: give.myiu.org/crowdfunding/I…
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Inspired by his lifelong passion for flight, @IULuddy senior Jeffrey Ogouyemi is heading to Mississippi after graduation to commission as an Air Force officer, taking the next step toward becoming a pilot.
Through his leadership in Air Force ROTC, his efforts in strengthening the military-connected community, and his work teaching robotics to local kids, Ogouyemi has made a lasting impact during his time at IU.
“If I can inspire even one person to dream more, learn more, and become more, that’s the life I want", he says.
Learn more about his involvement on campus and plans after graduation:
hey.iu.edu/unIbG
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Just wrapped up my 4th year judging the Cheng Wu competition at @IULuddy.
This year's winner, Resonix, uses acoustic monitoring to detect equipment failures in industrial rotating systems before they happen. Pumps, compressors, fans. If it rotates, they can listen to it and tell you when it's about to break.
The talent pipeline out of this competition is also real. Cheng Wu is where I first met the Deep Variance team, who we’re now piloting a project with at @megawatthq.
Already looking forward to next year.
New program offering at Luddy: elevate your technical expertise with the 100% online Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence.
Finish in as little as one semester or up to two years. Apply by June 30 for an August start date: go.iu.edu/pqs3Dq
#IUDay is almost here—mark your calendar for April 22!
This year, consider making a gift to the Luddy Autonomous Vehicle Racing Fund, which supports student work on autonomous vehicles and shapes the future of driverless technology: give.myiu.org/crowdfunding/I…
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🧬 New Paper Confirms Compliance for the Human Reference Atlas
Researchers from @IULuddy co-authored a paper confirming Human Reference Atlas compliance, strengthening infrastructure used to map the human body across organs, tissues, and cells.
🔗news.iu.edu/luddy/live/news/…
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Honored to be elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. I am indebted to my star nominators and to all my mentors, students, postdocs, and collaborators 🙏 @aaas @IULuddy @aps_dsnp
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Congratulations to @DrJustinGarcia on being named a @aaas Fellow, alongside 13 IU faculty from the humanities, medicine & sciences 👏
@IUCollege @IUMedSchool @IULuddy @IUBloomington @IUScienceNews
Coming Fall 2027: Luddy is launching an exciting new degree—the incoming B.S. in Robotics!
This program will incorporate curriculum and expertise from Luddy's Computer Science, Informatics, and Intelligent Systems Engineering departments. go.iu.edu/HyE9H7
Luddy Assistant Professor of Informatics Dana Habeeb was recently awarded more than $310,000 from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) to support her ongoing work with Indiana communities to strengthen resilience to extreme heat. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8wus
Indiana University Bloomington is home to the world’s No. 1 program in Information and Library Science, right here in the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8wur
Today, we honored the last of the Luddy Class of 2025 at our Winter Student Recognition Celebration! 🎓🎉 Congratulations to our graduates who have achieved this incredible milestone—we can't wait to see where your next step takes you.
We’re about 40 gifts away from surpassing last year’s number of contributions for the #LuddyStepUp campaign! There’s still time to step up and make an impact for our Luddy students.
Help us cross the finish line: luddy.iu.edu/stepup
Luddy Professor James Glazier is part of a research team developing new AI tools to decode order within biological chaos. Their work helps interpret complex tissue patterns to advance personalized cancer treatments, wound healing, and more. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8wqo


























