Leading Lady Aims to Change Manufacturing ‘Manpower’
Recently named one of 100 Leading Women in North America’s Auto Industry by Automotive News, Leah Curry says it’s not uncommon for her to be the only woman in the room. ... Read More
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Truck Parking System Coming to Hoosier Highways
Truck drivers are tired—literally—of searching for parking spots. In a survey of 4,000 truck drivers conducted by an Illinois consulting firm, 95 percent said they spend more than 15 minutes to fin...... Read More
New Board Aims to Open Doors for Med Students
Medical educators and Hoosier health care leaders will meet for the first time tomorrow, aiming to create more residency opportunities for medical students in Indiana. State leaders created the Ind...... Read More
Purdue-Developed Robotics Toy Becomes CES Standout
A robotic toy kit invented by a Purdue University professor captured awards at last week’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas and is now just days away from commercialization. Ziro is the...... Read More
Indiana-Made Robot Toy Merges Creativity, Technology
Move over, LEGO Mindstorm and K’NEX. There’s a new robot toy in town, and it was created right here in Indiana. The HandiMate robot toolkit is the brainchild of Purdue University Professor of Mecha...... Read More
Startup Could Hold Final Piece of 3-D Printing Puzzle
An Indiana startup says it’s going to “cut through the hype” surrounding a new trend in manufacturing. The excitement centers on 3-D printing technology, a relatively new concept in the industry th...... Read More
Fort Wayne Doc First in Indiana to Implant 3D Printed Knees
A 70 year-old patient in northern Indiana living with two replacement knees was puzzled at her most recent follow-up appointment. Her second knee was replaced just weeks ago, and the first about tw...... Read More
Regenstrief Leads the Charge for Student EMR Training
Electronic medical records (EMRs) are now a centerpiece of a doctor’s daily life, yet local health IT leaders say most medical students aren’t receiving formal training on the technology. Additiona...... Read More
New Degree ‘A Shot in the Arm’ for Pharmacogenomics
A small liberal arts school in northern Indiana says it’s blazing a trail in pharmacy education. Manchester University is the first school in the nation to launch a master’s degree program in pharm...... Read More
Indiana Ag Company Gets Traction Training Chinese
With five times more consumers in China than the U.S, the chief executive officer of Indiana-based Whiteshire Hamroc puts it bluntly: “that has to make your mouth water,” says Dr. Mike Lemmon. Foll...... Read More