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Stephen Simms elected to OpenSFS board

Stephen Simms

Indiana University's Stephen Simms has been elected to the Community Representative board seat for OpenSFS. Simms is the Data Capacitor project lead and manager of the High Performance File Systems group. He spearheads IU's development of the Lustre file system, and is the university's representative to OpenSFS. OpenSFS is a technical organization that promotes collaboration among institutions using open source scalable file systems in high performance computing environments.   Full Story >>

Robert Lowden appointed to lead enterprise software at IU

Robert Lowden has been appointed associate vice president for enterprise software at Indiana University, effective August 1, 2011. The position leads all of the major software systems that serve the campuses of Indiana University.   Full Story >>

IU, with Kuali Coeus system, is first to implement system-to-system functionality with Grants.gov

Kuali coeus

Kuali Coeus, Indiana University's new, comprehensive grant administration system designed to better assist faculty researchers at every stage of the grant-making process, became fully operational over the weekend (July 23-24).   Full Story >>

Computerworld again names Indiana University among best places to work in IT

Computerworld 2011

Indiana University has again been recognized by Computerworld as one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in IT. "Technology careers are part of Indiana's economic future, and I am delighted that the IT staff of IU's eight campuses, many schools, and departments have again indicated that IT careers at IU are among the best in the nation," said Brad Wheeler, vice president for IT and CIO at Indiana University.   Full Story >>

IU students and faculty receive Sony scholarships

Five Indiana University students and two faculty members have been awarded Sony Scholarships designed to support faculty excellence and encourage student success by providing the latest in learning technology resources. Faculty members Jingzhi Pu and Stephanie Whitehead, along with students Innocent Byiringiro, Dustin Dannerhauer, Virginia Jimenez, Alexandrai Rentschler and Jennifer Wasmund received VAIO S Series Notebooks, full high definition Memory Card Camcorders, Handycam Camcorder Soft Cases, PIIQ Smooth Headphones and a 16GB Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo Media.   Full Story >>

IU students and faculty receive Sony scholarships

Five Indiana University students and two faculty members have been awarded Sony Scholarships designed to support faculty excellence and encourage student success by providing the latest in learning technology resources.   Full Story >>