UITS Research Technologies (RT) develops, delivers, and supports advanced technology solutions that enable new possibilities in research, scholarly endeavors, and creative activity at Indiana University and beyond.
RT provides A to Z services that benefit fields ranging from astronomy to zoology. RT has developed a new suite of systems and services to address the needs of disciplines like arts, cinema, humanities, and recreation. Services range from consulting about software and computing to creating new software tools.
RT complements these efforts with education and technology translation activities to improve the quality of life for people in Indiana, the nation, and the world.
Connecting you with software, computing, tools, and other resources to advance your work. Learn more about Expert Consulting.
Enabling fast calculations, advanced simulations, and massive secure storage. Learn more about
Delivering apps for analytics and big data research; distributing stat/numerical and open-source software. Learn more about Research Software.
Promoting interactive models, virtual and augmented reality, advanced digital arts media as well as secure data analysis. Learn more about Visualization & Data Services.
Connecting you with the research services you need to reach discovery through targeted training, seminars, workshops, and tours. Learn more about Training & Outreach.
Associate Vice President, Research Technologies
Matt Link is associate vice president for UITS Research Technologies and a center director for the Pervasive Technology Institute. Link has been with IU and UITS for more than 20 years and has worked at all levels of the organization. He has a wide range of experience in higher education technologies from supporting faculty to managing large unix systems, storage environments, and high performance...Read More »
Indiana University is enabling new types of research, pedagogy, creative activity, and community impact by implementing and supporting one of the world's foremost university research cyberinfrastructures.
This cyberinfrastructure (CI):
Embodying a philosophy of abundance, CI access is provided without charge to members of the university community.
The majority of RT services are baseline, made possible by IU general funds and student technology fees. However, RT offers a number of cost recovery services for purchase with departmental, grant, or startup funds. This allows RT to do more for the IU community, since external funds expand what RT can do beyond its own budget.
PTI enables innovation through collaboration. This helps further IU's mission of research, education, and engagement—both in and beyond Indiana.
