Register to attend Memory University 2026 for free. Events from Feb.-May will be held virtually. The final Memory University event in June will be held in person at the IU School of Medicine Neuroscience Building/Goodman Hall in downtown Indianapolis and also on Zoom.
These free events provide opportunity to hear from leading researchers and topic experts surrounding Alzheimer's disease, caregiving and much more.
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IU researcher and clinical psychologist Miriam Rodriguez is making it her personal mission to redefine caregiving for people with dementia, using the same grit and determination gained from half marathon running.
Through the Indiana Alzheimer's Disease Research Center and related research facilities and clinical care service centers, IU School of Medicine is working to end the suffering of this disease no matter how long it takes. The school's robust training programs and accomplished faculty are developing new researchers specifically trained to discover innovative approaches to improve understanding, diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.
Learn more about Alzheimer's research at IU School of Medicine
Learn more about the Developmental Project Program
Postdoctoral Fellow in Radiology & Imaging Sciences
Yomna Takieldeen studies Alzheimer's disease and traumatic brain injuries within the Wu Lab. She was recently awarded a Developmental Project Program grant for her proposal "In Vivo Characterization of White Matter Hyperintensity Using Individualized Analysis of Multimodal Imaging."
Assistant Research Professor of Medical & Molecular Genetics
Byungwook (BK) Kim was recently named a Developmental Project Program awardee for his proposal "Effect of regulating immune cell functions in Alzheimer's disease."
Assistant Professor of Radiology & Imaging Sciences
Meichen Yu was recently announced as a recipient of the Developmental Project Program from the IADRC for his research proposal "Discovering Reproducible Multi-Dimensional Neuroimaging Mechanisms for Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Alzheimer's Disease."
The Indiana Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center is funded by the National Institutes of Health (P30 AG072976).
The IADRC is funded by the National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health and is one of 33 Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers across the country.
The Indiana Alzheimer's Disease Research Center relies on the involvement of participants to further its advancement of research in Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. To potentially get involved, interested participants must submit a referral form.
