Neuroscience Institute

The Indiana School of Medicine-Indiana University Health Neuroscience Institute will be a recognized leader and premier destination for the prevention, treatment and cure of disorders of the nervous system through innovative multidisciplinary patient care, research and education

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Transformative approach to multidisciplinary care, training and research

The Neuroscience Institute draws on the longstanding national and international reputation of top talent and collaboration across the Indiana University School of Medicine and Indiana University Health to further the advancements in disorders of the nervous system. From bench research to translational and clinical research crossing multiple specialties and diseases, the Neuroscience Institute is dedicated to providing Hoosiers access to the entire spectrum of services — from prevention to diagnosis to treatment. The institute is organized around centers, which are defined by the provision of centralized services across the continuum of care. Centers are developed based on existing strengths in clinical care, research and education to advance growth and innovation while providing an exceptionally high level of care to meet health needs.

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When you need care, our highly skilled providers are ready to see you. Schedule an appointment with a physician from the Neuroscience Institute at IU Health. Call 1.888.484.3258 to connect directly or click on the find a doctor link below to search for a provider to fit your clinical needs.

Centers

Upcoming Neuroscience events

Oct 08 12:00pm

Stark Seminar Series: Brittany Butts, PhD

Stark Seminar Series Fall

NEUROSCIENCES RESEARCH BUILDING

Oct 15 12:00pm

Stark Seminar Series: Joyce Besheer, PhD

Stark Seminar Series Fall

NEUROSCIENCES RESEARCH BUILDING

Oct 21 5:00pm - 6:00pm

Campbell Lecture

Department of Neurological Surgery’s 30th Annual Campbell Lecture

Goodman Hall, 362 W. 15th St. Indianapolis, IN 46202

Neuroscience News

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Researchers develop human stem cell model to study how different types of cells are damaged in glaucoma

Scientists are taking a deeper look into how three types of cells found in the eye’s retina interact in the presence of glaucoma when grown together using human stem cells in a dish.

September 30, 2026

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Indiana Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center secures landmark $22.8 million grant renewal to advance precision medicine

The Indiana Alzheimer's Disease Research Center focuses on precision medicine as it assists a variety of research. 

September 25, 2026

Dr. Adam Comer examines a myotonic dystrophy patient in the clinic.

IU neurologist advances promising therapies for myotonic dystrophy

Historically, treatment for myotonic dystrophy type 1 has focused on managing symptoms. Adam Comer is now working to change the course of the disease for patients through clinical research at the Indiana University School of Medicine.

September 23, 2026

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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.

September 02, 2026

Malú Gámez Tansey speaks with Andrea Merchak and Prithwijit Duttagupta as they walk down a brightly-lit hallway.

IU’s brain health ‘powerhouse’ targets inflammation in fight against Parkinson’s

Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine are exploring new avenues in the fight against Parkinson’s disease, a neurodegenerative disorder that affects over 1.1 million Americans.

August 31, 2026