PTI operates an education, outreach, and training program that reaches thousands of individuals every year. These activities are aimed at members of the IU community, Indiana residents, K-12 educators, and national researchers. Many PTI training and outreach activities are available on the IU PTI YouTube channel.
Outreach & Training
IU community
IU’s cyberinfrastructure and informatics resources
- “Supercomputing for everyone” training series
- The annual CACR Cybersecurity Summit brings national and international experts in cybersecurity for a day of information and learning about cybersecurity
Hoosiers & the general public
Cybersecurity and technology
Current CACR projects
CACR provides security guidance to the people of Indiana and the nation.
Science Node
A free online publication, founded with support from the NSF. Science Node includes information for experts and non-experts alike, exploring the real-world impact of advanced computing and networks. Science Node covers tech-enabled advances in a wide variety of disciplines, ranging from science and engineering to the arts and humanities.
Peebles Memorial Lectures in Information Technology
The Peebles Lectures in Information Technology series sponsors one lecture per academic year in areas of information technology relevant to research, teaching, or creative activity in academe.
K-12 and university education and training resources
Education and training resources
Events and curricula resources help entice the next generation of Hoosiers to have exciting careers in STEM fields.
National researchers
Advances enabled by cyberinfrastructure, informatics, and computing
Each year OVPIT and SOIC collaborate to put on a display of IU computer science, informatics, and cyberinformatics innovations at the annual International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis.
PTI hosts national and international conferences at IU frequently. Doing so enables a larger number of IU faculty, staff, and students to attend than might otherwise (saving travel costs and time). Attendees present their research and learn more about a particular topic of interest. Hosting conferences also helps to confirm IUs reputation as a national research institution as well as to introduce reseachers from around the world to Bloomington and the state of Indiana.
EOT highlights
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IQ-Wall makes debut at IU East
In the recently renovated Whitewater Hall Lobby at Indiana University East, the First Bank Richmond Tech Zone is anchored by an IQ-Wall, a large display of tiled flat screen monitors.
April 02, 2018
NCGAS at PAGXXVI
The National Center for Genomics Analysis Support (NCGAS) based out of IU, presented new and exciting work at the Plant and Animal Genomics 2018 conference
March 01, 2018
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Pervasive Technology Institute
PTI enables innovation through collaboration. This helps further IU's mission of research, education, and engagement—both in and beyond Indiana.