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Halting the decline: IU research supports historic advancement in Alzheimer’s treatment

Dr. Liana Apostolova listens to a participant of the LEADS study.

Researchers at the IU School of Medicine are providing hope to the millions of Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias. 

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Irsay Institute fights mental illness stigma through research, local and national partnerships

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IU studying ‘subconcussions’ to preserve safety, fun in youth sports

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Most IU Bloomington students move in beginning Aug. 18; IU Indianapolis move-in starts Aug. 17

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2024 presidential race: IU experts available to comment

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IU experts are ready to talk about Russia’s war in Ukraine

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia launched a military invasion of Ukraine. IU political scientists, historians and economists are available to discuss the impact of the ongoing war.

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NSF CAREER grant supports study into vegetation’s effect on erosion rates

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IU researchers aim to protect critical space infrastructure, build foundation for cybersecurity policy

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Career-ready graduates leave IU Police Academy with strong bonds of friendship

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Research Impact: History professor tracks ivory trade by drawing on campus and global experts

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P-12 teachers across Indiana bring global, science expertise to the classroom thanks to IU

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IU Bloomington, partners celebrate College and Community Collaboration Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.

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Student athlete chosen as IU Regional Law Scholar

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Faculty-founded company awarded $2 million grant for anticancer treatment

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Europe trip focuses on mental health, criminal justice practices

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Achieving Goals Doesn’t Always Happen in a Linear Fashion

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IU-led research project aims to improve speed, energy efficiency of AI language training

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IU continues advancing state leadership in microelectronics as CHIPS Act marks second anniversary

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