Luddy informatics professor Fillipo Radicchi and former Luddy research assistants Siddharth Patwardhan and Sirag Erkol have co-authored a paper that has been published in PNAS. It showcases physics tools to potentially improve urban transit efficiency.

Longstanding contributions at the intersection of artificial intelligence, engineering and global health have earned Luddy School ISE chair Young Kim an appointment to the prestigious NIH Fogarty International Center Advisory Board. 

Three Luddy Indianapolis students were among those chosen by IU Indianapolis for the university's annual Top 100 awards, recognizing outstanding juniors and seniors for 2026: Maeby Neaves, Riyad Sayah, and Kloe Wang.