Study Shows That Chatbots Can Help Ease COVID-19 Burdens
New research finds that chatbots working for reputable organizations can ease the burden on medical providers and offer trusted guidance to those with symptoms
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School of Business to Offer STEM-Designated MBA Degrees in 5 Disciplines
A growing number of companies are requiring MBAs to possess an understanding of and to thrive in the disciplines of science, technology, math, and analytics
Telescope Technology Used to Take First Accurate Images of Glaucoma-Related Eye Structure
Indiana University optometry researchers took the first undistorted images of the eye's trabecular meshwork using methods originally developed to stop stars from appearing to twinkle
First-Of-Its-Kind Ammonite in Amber Offers Rare Glimpse of Ancient Sea Life
The fossil is the first known record of an ammonite—a distant relative of modern squid and octopuses—found in amber
Developing a Blood Test for Pain
A new blood test may be able to identify biomarkers in the blood that can help objectively determine how severe a patient’s pain is
Model Developed to Predict Landslides Caused by Earthquakes
The estimates can be available within minutes, providing potentially life-saving information
Research Suggests Sweet Potatoes Didn't Originate in the Americas as Previously Thought
New research by an Indiana University paleobotanist suggests the sweet potato originated in Asia, and much earlier than previously known
Chemical Sleuthing Leads to Detection of Little-Known Flame Retardant in the Environment
The researchers found the chemical not only in an electronic waste facility, where it would be expected, but in the bedrooms and living rooms of homes in Bloomington, Indiana
Large-Scale Scientific Investigation Needed to Combat Fake News, Researcher Says
Filippo Menczer joins 15 prominent academics in call for greater research into the spread of misinformation online
"Excess Emissions" Make Significant Contribution to Air Pollution, Study Finds
A study by Indiana University researchers shows that excess emissions—which occur with plant shut-downs, start-ups, and malfunctions—can make serious contributions to overall air pollution