Apply by January 15, 2017
Young scholars worldwide are eligible to apply.
Twenty-six participants will be selected competitively.
Terry Anderson, the John and Jean De Nault senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a leading scholar of free-market environmentalism, will present the inaugural Ostrom Lecture on Environmental Policy next week at Indiana University Bloomington.
Blockchains track, record, and secure transactions made within the virtual currency Bitcoin. They can also help defend many critical systems from devastating cyberattacks.
This November, a series of events around Indiana for farm owners and the professionals who advise them will explore transitions of land and farm operations to the next generation. The events will take place in Greenfield, downtown Bloomington, the south side of Indianapolis, and on Purdue campus.
The Program on Data Management and Information Governance was founded in November of 2017 to foster a collaborative, multidisciplinary, multisector, multistakeholder environment in which scholars, policymakers, and industry professionals can work together to translate research findings into effective policy. The program seeks to address issues associated with data management and information governance through the exploration and creation of multidisciplinary structures, policies, procedures, processes, and controls implemented to manage data and information.
Apply by January 15, 2017
Young scholars worldwide are eligible to apply.
Twenty-six participants will be selected competitively.
Terry Anderson, the John and Jean De Nault senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a leading scholar of free-market environmentalism, will present the inaugural Ostrom Lecture on Environmental Policy next week at Indiana University Bloomington.
Blockchains track, record, and secure transactions made within the virtual currency Bitcoin. They can also help defend many critical systems from devastating cyberattacks.
This November, a series of events around Indiana for farm owners and the professionals who advise them will explore transitions of land and farm operations to the next generation. The events will take place in Greenfield, downtown Bloomington, the south side of Indianapolis, and on Purdue campus.
The Program on Data Management and Information Governance was founded in November of 2017 to foster a collaborative, multidisciplinary, multisector, multistakeholder environment in which scholars, policymakers, and industry professionals can work together to translate research findings into effective policy. The program seeks to address issues associated with data management and information governance through the exploration and creation of multidisciplinary structures, policies, procedures, processes, and controls implemented to manage data and information.
A research center of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research at IU Bloomington
