A team of engineers from Purdue’s School of Aeronautics and Astronautics will work as part of a new U.S. Department of Defense program intended to accelerate basic research innovations, with defense relevance, into the marketplace. The Purdue team will collaborate with Mike Dodd, director of business development for the Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3), as part of the inaugural I-Corps @DoD program.
The Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) is making an additional $300,000 in research investments to Purdue University, Indiana University and IUPUI in the development of trusted microelectronics, which are counterfeit resistant and immune to a wide variety of attacks. Securing the nation’s semiconductor supply chain is critical to our national security and affects many Indiana companies which use microelectronics in their products.
The Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) is launching new branding for its consortium, the INdiana Consortium for Advanced Technology Transition (INCATT). Included in the new branding is a logo, color palette and an enhanced website presence.
The Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) is once again expanding its team. IN3 has named Ron Goldblatt, Ph.D. as a senior scientist.