Indiana Tech & Workforce: Purdue Fort Wayne opened a new $25M music industry center, adding recording studios, editing suites, and audio labs to help students build careers in today’s music business. Public Tech in Indiana: Indiana BMV is preparing to launch mobile driver’s licenses, with potential uses for age checks, banking ID, and traffic stops—while privacy and tracking concerns are already on the table. Health Tech & Policy: A Reuters analysis finds newborn vitamin K shot refusals jumped 57% in 2026, raising risk of severe bleeding; the report links the rise to broader vaccine mistrust. Biotech/Research: Telix completed enrollment in its Phase 3 BiPASS prostate cancer imaging study and aligned with the FDA on an NDA pathway to expand access to 68Ga-PSMA-PET. Agriculture Science: Purdue researchers report a new soybean nodulation mechanism that could boost yields and resilience, pointing to future gene-editing-style improvements. Logistics Automation: GEODIS says it improved warehouse throughput in Plainfield, Ind., by redesigning workflows around autonomous mobile robots instead of just adding tech. Privacy & Surveillance: A former Jackson County deputy was charged for allegedly misusing Flock license-plate camera searches to stalk a girlfriend. STEM Education: Rose-Hulman’s new residence hall earned WELL Bronze certification, and its Fowler Academic Building received an AIA Indiana sustainable design award.