Alzheimer’s disease researcher looks back at early days of neuroscience research, importance of mentoring as he nears retirement
After nearly 50 years leading neuroscience research investigations and education programs, Gary Landreth, the Martin Professor of Alzheimer's Research and a professor of anatomy, cell biology and physiology, is planning to retire.
Inaugural MIRI Biennial focuses on interventional MRI research
The Medical Imaging Research Institute at IU School of Medicine will host its inaugural MIRI Biennial, with a focus on interventional MRI research, on Nov.
When seconds count: Telestroke brings experts to bedside remotely for patients at rural hospitals
Vascular neurologists at Indiana University School of Medicine and IU Health are equalizing outcomes for patients across Indiana through telestroke. Martinsville patient Brady Powers credits
New spine neurosurgeon brings passion for minimally invasive care to IU
With formal training in both neurosurgery and orthopedic spine surgery, Frank Yuk provides comprehensive care for the full spectrum of spinal disorders through a multidisciplinary
National training program prepares early-career investigators to lead neurological clinical trials
Funded by the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke, the Clinical Trials Methodology Course is designed to train investigators with limited clinical research experience
IU researchers present more than 180 sessions, workshops and exhibits at international Alzheimer’s disease conference
IU researchers are presenting more than 180 posters, research talks, sessions and exhibits at the conference, demonstrating the school’s comprehensive Alzheimer’s disease research program.
A legacy of hope: Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Research Fund drives discovery for rare childhood brain tumors
In honor of Cecilia Crockett, the Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Research Fund supports research aimed at understanding how pediatric brain tumors form, evolve and resist treatment.
IU global health program advances neurological education and care in Kenya
Participating in the AMPATH partnership in Kenya gives neurology faculty and residents hands-on global health experience that strengthens their clinical skills, cultural humility and patient-centered
Stark Summer Science Symposium serves as turning point for trainees
Hundreds of trainees at the IU School of Medicine have participated in the annual Stark Summer Science Symposium, which provides a platform to present research
IU stroke patient finds healing in helping other young survivors
After a life-changing stroke in 2021, Jeremy Bolin found a new purpose in supporting stroke and brain injury survivors navigate the non-medical challenges that often