Indiana University researchers are sought-after experts in their fields whose expertise is featured in media outlets throughout the world. From interviews with major media outlets to communicating internally with the IU community, their expertise and unique perspectives shed light on many issues important to Hoosiers on our campuses, throughout the state and beyond.
Below are just some of the examples of IU researchers sharing their work and expertise.
Read what our experts have to say about their research and the issues impacting our world.
"AI is playing an integral role in cybersecurity, but that role may be a bit more understated or even invisible than the hype around AI might suggest."
— Fred Cate, Maurer School of Law and VP for Research
"Other countries have social safety nets; the U.S. has women."
— Jessica Calarco, Department of Sociology
"Community water supplies are supposed to be protected with corrosion inhibitors and through use of lead monitoring. When utilities do their job, children are protected, but not all utilities are in compliance."
— Jackie MacDonald, School of Public Health-Bloomington
"[We're] trying to understand the causes [of Alzheimer's disease], and also trying to understand how we can use that information to develop improve treatments so that we could potentially spare those individuals a devastating disease."
— Tatiana Foroud, IU School of Medicine
Staying informed about the ways IU researchers are bettering lives and impacting communities has never been easier.
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