Beyond the lab: Community liaisons contribute to breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s research at IU
As a community research liaison for the Department of Neurology, Zipporah Melton was determined to break down the multifaceted barriers that often prevent underrepresented communities from participating in clinical trails.
Team Builder: Weiss recruited biotherapeutics experts to advance drug discovery for precision health
Michael A. Weiss brought innovative approaches and technologies for drug discovery to the IU School of Medicine. His legacy as chair includes recruiting experts who
Neurophysiologist's lab works to improve deep brain stimulation therapy for patients with severe neurological disorders
Sohail Noor, PhD, aims to make deep brain stimulation more precise and effective for patients experiencing debilitating mental health conditions such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder
Breast cancer researcher reflects on past, shares innovations shaping the future of research
Harikrishna Nakshatri, a breast cancer researcher at IU School of Medicine, has amassed a lengthy list of achievements over the past 29 years, but it’s
Summer programs pave the way for future of research in medicine
Each summer, the IU School of Medicine hosts students at the high school and university levels for research programs that provide learners with hands-on experiences
IU Surgery bariatric program makes impact on patients, future bariatric surgeons
For years, the Department of Surgery's bariatric team at IU Health North has advanced research and quality care while training the next generation of bariatric
Early career surgeon-scientist recognized as rising leader in musculoskeletal oncology research
Muscle waste and body composition changes are a side effect of having cancer that IU musculoskeletal oncology surgeon-scientist Christopher Collier wants to mediate in kidney
IU OB-GYN postpartum researcher featured on NBC Sports 'Fighting For' segment
IU School of Medicine's David M. Haas is collaborating with colleagues at the University of Notre Dame to reduce high postpartum mortality rates.
Pain researcher works to improve the lives of sickle cell disease patients
Ying Wang has always felt a deep responsibility to care for underserved communities, which she does through her work in sickle cell disease research.
Researchers create ‘optic nerve on a chip’ to study how glaucoma damages cells that connect the eye to the brain
IU School of Medicine researchers have developed an “optic nerve on a chip," which models retinal ganglion cells derived from human pluripotent stem cells. The