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As flu season approaches and the COVID-19 pandemic continues, there are concerns about cases of both diseases flaring up this fall and winter, causing a "twindemic." IU experts can comment. go.iu.edu/4AuI

The UN's annual climate summit, the 27th Conference of the Parties, or COP27, has convened in Egypt through Nov. 18 to discuss the global response to climate change. IU experts will be among the conference attendees and are available to comment. news.iu.edu/live/profiles/…

Misleading claims about elections create serious challenges for election officials, social media companies, journalists and voters. IU's Observatory on Social Media at IU has launched a new dashboard focused on the 2022 US midterm elections. 👇

A study led by scientists at @IUPUI with colleagues in the UK has found the evolution of tree roots may have driven mass extinction events over 300 million years ago: go.iu.edu/4Cy6

#Evolution of #tree roots may have driven mass extinctions #Geologists in the #U.S. and #U.K. find parallels between ancient, global-scale #extinction events and modern threats to #Earth’s #oceans newswise.com/articles/evolu…

President Biden is set to announce new climate initiatives at COP27 during a speech set for 10:15 a.m. ET. IU experts are available to comment. 👇

The “City of Good Neighbors” is a well-deserved nickname.

EXPERTS: Join the growing list of Indiana University faculty and staff who have been featured in news coverage by local, national and international outlets by joining the IU Experts Database. today.iu.edu/live/news/1186…

Hear Indiana University researchers and their colleagues talk about SMILES, the world's brightest-known fluorescent solid materials, which were invented here at IU. ⤵️ Amar Flood Flood Group youtube.com/watch?v=7vF6Lx…

Research from Dr. Gabriel Filippelli was featured on CBS Sunday Morning 🌞 Morning, shining a light on what gets tracked into homes by wearing shoes inside.

As wildfires rage across Canada, the smoke has drifted over parts of the U.S. and caused a haze to fill Indiana’s skies. IU experts are available to discuss the impact of the wildfires on air quality and how vulnerable populations can protect themselves.news.iu.edu/live/profiles/…

.@IUPUIScience researchers will lead $11.7M in Department of Defense-funded research on a common complication to traumatic brain injury - and will help establish the Hydrocephalus Research Center at @IUPUI. Read more: news.iu.edu/live/news/28283

As a part of the Center for Quantum Technologies, @IUPUI physicists are studying special molecules that could improve the speed and energy efficiency of quantum computers. go.iu.edu/4Q7n

There are so many streets in Indianapolis without any trees. This is excellent news. news.iu.edu/live/news/3189…

Researchers from IU Luddy are studying toddler and infant learning processes to better understand artificial intelligence. Learn more: bit.ly/3QhDseE

Students worked with five food pantries across Marion County to solve each one’s individual needs. wrtv.com/news/local-new…

Jena Szalai is drawing up the career of her dreams. Read how the School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering student, studying animation, has interned with both @Paramount, Nickelodeon and Disney at bit.ly/4cvTPNh.

Seven undergraduate students from IU Luddy were invited to compete in the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Maritime Maneuver Indiana Collegiate Challenge at Trine University. Learn about the IU students and competition at bit.ly/3LtFgxR.