With more than two centuries of research excellence, Indiana University is committed to pursuing transformative research and creative activity that change lives.
We’re propelling the state, the nation, and the world forward.
And, right here in Indianapolis, we’re building one of the nation’s premier urban research universities.
From advancements in healthcare to innovations in AI, our world-class researchers are pushing the boundaries to better lives and improve communities.
Our researchers, including those at the Stark Neurosciences Research Institute, lead the way in Alzheimer’s research. They explore the causes of Alzheimer’s and related dementias, search for new methods to detect the disease early, and work to slow and prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
Researchers like Zebulun Wood and Sarath Chandra Janga use computing and technology to solve pressing healthcare issues.
Arjan Durresi and his students investigate Trustworthy AI in areas such as agriculture and medicine. Additionally, they work with AI systems to diagnose certain cancers.
Fawzi BenMessaoud's FazBoard is an AI-hybrid solution for teaching and learning in healthcare education, integrating cutting-edge AI technology with contemporary educational methodologies to create a dynamic, adaptive and collaborating teaching/learning ecosystem.
Working with partners across the state, IU’s Environmental Resilience Institute is confronting environmental change through research, education, and community collaboration.
Gabriel Filippelli co-leads the 360 Dust Analysis program, a global research initiative that works with community members to collect dust and dirt samples from households, including here in Indiana, for lead analysis.
A research team led by Bonnie Blazer-Yost aims to discover a drug treatment for a common complication of traumatic brain injury.
William Gilhooly III is changing the way we view bacteria, which could rewrite the history of anoxic bacteria and play a key role in understanding modern lake ecology.
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