Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) Expands Team
The Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) is once again expanding its team. Joining the organization is Bill Breedlove, vice president of federal capture engagement, and Richard (Rich) Leonard, who is the director of federal capture.
NSWC Crane’s Midwest Tech Bridge and the Indiana Innovation Institute announce agreement to accelerate technology to the warfighter
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division’s (NSWC Crane) NavalX Midwest Tech Bridge has awarded its first Collaborative Project Order to the Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) to foster collaboration among universities, industry, small businesses and non-profits to accelerate technology to the warfighter in areas including trusted microelectronics, hypersonics, and electro-optics.
HackIN Hackathon draws students from across Indiana to reverse engineering and cybersecurity challenge – Video
At Launch Indy, in downtown Indianapolis, a place known for cultivating entrepreneurs and innovative thinking, nearly 100 students from colleges, universities and organizations across Indiana gathered to participate in the inaugural HackIN reverse engineering/cybersecurity hackathon conducted by the Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) and Booz Allen Hamilton.
IN3 and Booz Allen Hamilton to hold HackIN Hackathon in Indianapolis focused on reverse engineering and cybersecurity
HackIN is a unique hackathon focused on hardware/firmware reverse engineering. Come prepared to learn and demonstrate hardware and software skills in a team with mentorship from industry experts and leaders. Hosted by Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) and Booz Allen...
Indiana National Lab Day highlights state, federal research initiatives
INDIANAPOLIS (Oct. 1, 2019) - The University of Notre Dame, Indiana University and Purdue University are teaming up with the Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) for Indiana National Lab Day, connecting researchers with representatives from the U.S. Department of...
Indiana Innovation Institute names new President and CEO
INDIANAPOLIS (July 17, 2019) – The Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3), an applied research institute, has named Stephen Kelly as its new president and CEO, after a nationwide search. Kelly succeeds General Gene Renuart, USAF (Ret.), who has served as chairman and CEO...
Purdue University seniors present their work on the IN3 Capstone projects
Nine Purdue University seniors in the school’s Industrial Engineering Department have completed their work this semester in the IN3 sponsored capstone projects. Recently, the two teams of students presented their work and posters to representatives from IN3, Naval...
Advancing AI to see differently
Whether it’s reading you the weather forecast with a simple voice command, or analyzing vast amounts of data to help inform a life-saving medical treatment, artificial intelligence is influencing our daily lives more than ever before. At Indiana University (IU), researchers are working to advance the promise of artificial intelligence, while also making this crucial technology understandable to a wider audience. IN3 is helping IU to advance this work.
Purdue engineers to participate in newest Department of Defense program; IN3 to assist
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.
Indiana Innovation Institute makes additional investments in trusted microelectronics research in Indiana
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.