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Sep. 6,
2007 — For the second time in his career at an Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), a professor's laboratory research has gone commercial.
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Sep. 6,
2007 — The New York Times introduced today a new online initiative that pairs Times content with faculty course material for both credit-bearing and continuing education courses. The Times has collaborated in the development of this online education initiative with Dr. Ali Jafari, IUPUI engineering and technology professor.
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Aug. 1,
2007 — An Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) professor has received a $300,000 military grant to develop a video surveillance system for homeland security that uses a biometrics data technique - iris recognition - to identify suspects seeking to avoid detection.
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May 30,
2007 — Give a robot a realistic human face and body, carefully program it to mimic our mannerisms and traits, and you'll likely have a creature that interacts more closely with us, says Karl F. MacDorman, an android and robotics science expert at IUPUI.
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July 18,
2006 — An Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis professor and California college students with personal Web pages created using software developed by the professor met face-to-face today (April 27) via a live videoconference between their campuses.
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May 22,
2006 — Ron Howard's movie adaptation of Dan Brown's bestseller "The Da Vinci Code" opens in theatres nationwide on Friday, May 19. Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis faculty experts are available to comment on issues and themes referenced in the book, including Leonardo da Vinci's art; anagrams and cryptography; and Catholicism.
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