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Indiana University is setting a new standard for neuroscience, unlocking secrets of the mind that will take us from diagnosis to treatment to cure.

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We're fearlessly tackling society's biggest challenges. Making breakthrough discoveries in technology, medicine, and science. And transforming our world in ways both big and small.

IU researchers make breakthrough in treating Alzheimer’s
Our researchers have discovered how to slow the cognitive decline caused by Alzheimer’s, providing hope for a future cure.

IU continues legacy of advanced research on concussions and traumatic brain injury
IU’s Kei Kawata is researching ways to protect young athletes from head injuries in contact sports.

Irsay Institute fights stigma against mental health
We’re helping people living with mental illness access care in partnership with the Indianapolis Colts’ Kicking the Stigma initiative.

IU researcher develops new virtual reality therapies for dementia patients
Luddy researcher Hee-Tae Jung's experiments show promise to mitigate older adults' symptoms of Alzheimer's and dementia.

Largest early-onset Alzheimer's study expands globally
IU is expanding the largest study of early-onset Alzheimer's disease in the United States to five new sites in Europe and South America.

IU neuroscientists transform how we understand sleep
Married researchers Orie Shafer and Maria de la Paz Fernandez seek to understand our biological clocks and circadian rhythm.

Women in STEM awardee developing new way to identify Alzheimer's risk
Amanda Mejia's research analyzes functional MRI data to identify Alzheimer's earlier in at-risk patients.

IU researcher fosters equitable environments
IU professor Mary Murphy is transforming how mindset culture is influenced by social and behavioral science.

IU sociologist's book tackles youth suicide prevention
Irsay Institute researcher Anna Mueller's book "Life Under Pressure" examines the roots of youth suicide and how to help schools support students after a loss.

Reproductive grief screening tool reshapes mental health treatment
IU communication studies researchers help those affected by the stigma of reproductive loss receive care.

IU sets sights on eye-tracking tech to diagnose autism
School of Medicine researcher Rebecca McNally Keehn is helping children with autism with earlier and more accurate diagnoses.
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