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Indiana Research Institute (IRI) is a small business founded in 1991 and located in Columbus, Indiana, approximately 40 miles south of Indianapolis. The institute operates from two major facilities: the 20,000 sq-ft Engine Remanufacturing Building (ERB) and the 100,000 sq-ft Military Engine Technical Center (METC), which formerly served as Cummins' Technical Center for B and C engines until 2000. Originally a supplier to Cummins Inc., IRI specializes in engine research and development, repair, and rebuild services, along with remanufactured engine services since 2001. Noteworthy contracts include overhauling V903 marine engines for the United States Coast Guard and reclaiming Cummins B 6.7L engine components for Cummins MidRange starting in 2008. Generated from the website

The Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI) is a premier translational research institute located in Indianapolis, dedicated to advancing academic and industry science through collaborative efforts aimed at improving patient health outcomes. Positioned within the 16 Tech innovation district, IBRI fosters synergies among academic institutions, life sciences companies, and biotechnology startups to drive innovative solutions in healthcare. IBRI emphasizes a patient-centered approach to research, leveraging insights directly from patients to better understand disease mechanisms and develop new therapies and diagnostics. With a focus on integrated capabilities in molecular innovation, data sciences, and enabling technologies, the institute strives to address complex scientific challenges and enhance global collaboration for improved human health. Generated from the website

Hoosier Cancer Research Network (HCRN) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing cancer research through clinical trials. By fostering collaboration among academic and community clinical research sites across the United States, HCRN aims to facilitate groundbreaking studies and improve patient outcomes in oncology. The network supports a diverse range of clinical trials, leveraging the expertise of its sponsor-investigators and clinical trial working groups. With a commitment to mentorship and innovative research, HCRN plays a vital role in addressing the challenges of cancer treatment and enhancing the resources available to investigators in the field. Generated from the website