As one of the first hubs created using the HUBzero platform, IndianaCTSI was the first to have additional hub capabilities such as Federated Identity, which enables users to log in using existing credentials issued by participating universities and other organizations. The speaker will talk about how IndianaCTSI was formed, its goals, accomplishments, current projects, and the process through which they develop their services.

William K. Barnett oversees life sciences and biomedical research technologies at Indiana University and the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM). As the Senior Manager of Life Sciences, Bill oversees the development and implementation of research technology programs for biological research including high performance computing (HPC) applications, analytical pipelines, and genomics research. As the Director of the Advanced IT Core at the IUSM, Bill oversees the development and management of biomedical applications, including HPC and applications development in support of health care research. As the Director of Information Architectures for the Indiana CTSI, he oversees the development of collaborative technologies for the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute. As Associate Director of the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research, Bill also oversees privacy programs for research technologies, including HIPAA alignment of academic computing systems at Indiana University.

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

• William K Barnett (2010), "The Indiana CTSI Hub," https://help.hubzero.org/resources/203.

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