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Researchers from Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law report that immigrants with representation, in the federal appellate courts, from one of the United States’ top law corporate firms have a three times greater chance to succeed over other smaller firms.
New research at Indiana University shows that blood testing can determine a patient’s risk for developing anxiety and aid in prescribing the right therapy and treatment.
Researchers at Indiana University and Louisiana State University study how human action over the years has caused major Mississippi River Delta land loss.
Researchers from Indiana University discover a new blood vessel cell that is the critical missing piece in treating critical limb ischemia.
Indiana University researchers develop a stress-tracking app to define what environments cause stress in midlife adults.
An Indiana University researcher discovers how bacteria manages to survive the harsh climate of the human body and gains valuable knowledge of how humans fight off infection.
IU researcher Tennisha Riley, whose research focuses on adolescents, worked with Black high school students to better understand their perspective on injustice and racial inequality in their schools.
Indiana University researchers study the forest floor to see how strong winds could have caused uprooted trees in the past.
new way to block the anaphylaxis reaction caused by peanut allergies has been discovered by researchers from the Indiana University School of Medicine.
An Indiana University researcher developed a new therapy treatment for ALS that slows down disease progression across the whole body, unlike current available treatments.
An Indiana University law professor explains what the recent revelations of classified documents in the homes and offices of high-ranking U.S. officials says about America’s over classification problem.
Researchers at Indiana University are studying largely unexplored subatomic particles in an effort to advance nuclear physics knowledge.
New evidence by researchers at Indiana University’s School of Public Health found that a handful of walnuts can improve nutrient intake and diet quality of adults and children.
Indiana University researchers have potentially discovered a new way to block the human brain’s reward response to opioids.
Evolutionary biologists at Indiana University found that fathers are consistently older than mothers throughout human evolutionary history, but that age gap has shrunk.
Recessions and economic slowdowns in the United States can now be predicted using a new model designed by two professors at Indiana University.
IU astronomer Constantine Deliyannis is tracking the “missing” element in stars that could provide new clues to how the Big Bang occurred.
Chromatin movements’ interaction with DNA repair could be the link to improved cancer diagnosis and treatment, says IU scientist Jing Liu.
An interdisciplinary team of researchers led by Indiana University bioengineer Feng Guo has developed a tool that could lead to improved cancer immunotherapy.
According to a study led by IU researchers, young trees slow their growth the most during periods of drought, but they bounce back more quickly than older trees.
IU School of Medicine researchers helped conduct clinical trials and led data collection and analysis of a new immunotherapy drug that delays onset of Type 1 diabetes.
New IU research finds that misinformation and vaccine concerns contributed to low COVID-19 vaccination rates in U.S. children.
A study conducted by IUPUI’s Daniel Johnson examines thermal disparities in American cities.
With instances of antisemitism on the rise in the United States, IU’s Alvin Rosenfeld shares how we can all combat hate.
With the holiday travel season upon us, IU’s David Smiley provides insights on the state of the travel industry and offers tips for travelers.
To better understand Andean flamingos and how to protect them, IU researcher Alex Jahn is tracking the birds to find out where they go and why.
The evolution of tree roots may have triggered a series of mass extinctions that rocked the Earth’s oceans over 300 million years ago, according to a study by IU researchers.
Regenerative medicine technology developed by IU researchers that can change skin tissue into blood vessels and nerve cells has also shown promise as a treatment for traumatic muscle loss.
A new study by IU researchers found that mental health and substance use issues were prevalent among nonpsychiatric emergency room patients.
A new study shows that political issues are increasingly important to singles in the Midwest when it comes to considering potential partners.
A new IU research initiative will shed light on the sexual experiences of people with disabilities, who are often underrepresented and understudied in research.
IU's Marjorie Hershey explains what social science research tells us about media bias amidst partisan politics.
American voters are angry. IU researcher Steven Webster explains why this can be good for voter turnout now, but bad for the future of democracy.
IU researchers are studying coral pathogens to gain a better understanding of how to help maintain the world's dwindling coral reefs.
IU researchers are working to reduce the number of opioid deaths in Indiana by providing timely data to improve public health resources and services.
IU researchers are combining psychological principles with innovative virtual reality technology to create a new immersive therapy for people with substance use disorders.
A new study by IU researchers shows that children who wear stain-resistant school uniforms may be exposed to potentially harmful levels of chemicals.
New research from the IU Kelley School of Business shows advance sales of seasonal items aren't just about getting a jump on holiday shopping, they also benefit consumers with reduced retail prices.
A new study by IU researchers found that young athletes who participate in multidirectional sports can build stronger bones.
Led by an IU biology professor, researchers are using USDA funding to generate wheat and barley with enhanced resistance to disease.
A new study uses economic simulation models to predict the short- and long-term effects of the war in Ukraine on climate change, crop prices and food shortages.
IU School of Medicine researchers have identified a new pathway in the brain that controls binge alcohol drinking behavior.
Led by IU chemist Sara Skrabalak, a multi-institution team of researchers has been awarded $1.8 million from the National Science Foundation to establish a research center focused on transforming nanocrystal discovery and design.
IU public health researchers are launching a housing equity program to reduce infant mortality rates in Marion County.
An IU biology researcher is working to combat antimicrobial resistance, which has been linked to 5 million deaths in 2019.
IU researchers found that Indiana high school students with disabilities achieved better outcomes in inclusive classrooms.
Using artificial intelligence to drive predictive insights, IU researchers are digitizing factories and warehouses to help managers make informed decisions to increase their competitiveness in the global marketplace.
A new study by IU researchers examines factors affecting U.S. consumers' acceptance of plug-in electric vehicles.
New research by IU Kelley School of Business faculty indicates that hiding small purchases from a romantic partner may be good for the relationship.
A new study by IU researchers found that from 2010 to 2020, cigarette smoking was more prevalent and harder to quit among Americans living in rural areas compared to those living in urban ones.
IU researchers found that during the first year of the pandemic, more than half of all low-income households in the U.S. engaged in coping strategies to reduce their energy bills.
A new report by researchers at IU's Center for Research on Inclusion and Social Policy offers insight on how to best support refugee populations in Indiana.
A multidisciplinary team of IU researchers have discovered that the motion of the material that DNA is made of can help facilitate effective repair of DNA damage.
An IU environmental scientist explains how picking your nose can introduce germs and contaminants that can make you sick.
An IU human-computer interaction researcher is exploring the use of voice assistants and chat bots to help older adults foster social connections.
A recent survey by IU researchers finds that the past two years have seen some of the largest decreases in substance use among Indiana youth in over 30 years.
IU researchers are working to address computer privacy and security issues unique to marginalized and vulnerable populations.
IU researchers are leading a multi-institution NSF center focused on better protecting data across distributed computing systems.
An IU researcher’s new study shows that past musical training may be protective against cognitive decline in older adults.
IU researchers are using AI and machine learning to help Indiana manufacturers lower their carbon footprints.
A new study by IU researchers examines the impact of COVID-19 public health restrictions on people in treatment for substance use disorder.
IU researchers are improving technology to test for COVID-19 at a “population scale” in order to stay on top of shifting variants.
A medical entomologist shares tips for how to protect your household from fleas, which can cause excessive itching and carry harmful diseases.
An IU Ph.D. candidate is researching white supremacy with a focus on how former extremists leave extremist groups.
A new study by IUPUI psychology researchers explores Black Americans’ perceptions of white allies.
IU informatics researchers discuss reproductive data privacy on period tracking apps, and a new study examines the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 on CEO pay packages.
IU neuroscientists are studying how marijuana use in early adolescence affects the developing brain, and researchers are working to make ever-smaller microchips feasible.
IU School of Medicine researchers are developing a suicidality risk assessment tool, and a new report details how inflation and megadonors affected U.S. charitable giving in 2021
IU researchers are studying how rivers change over time, and a new program is providing support for mothers who give birth in prison and their babies.
IU researchers have identified a bacterial microbe that can reduce the effects of nutritional stress on developing bees, and a professor explores the impacts of a federal gas tax holiday.
IU researchers are creating a curriculum to teach K-12 students about how geoengineering can address climate change, and an IU-led clinical trial is studying a drug combination for patients with chronic pancreatitis.
A new study provides insight for outreach to a population heavily impacted by obesity, and IU researchers are working on an innovative new material with the potential to advance technologies such as solar panels, solid state lasers, medical imaging devices and 3D displays.
An IU geography professor is using satellites to identify communities at higher risk for dangerous heat waves, and a new study provides a roadmap for creating digital immune twins.
A new study shows racial and ethnic disparities in the treatment of patients with opioid use disorder worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic, and an IU School of Nursing researcher is working to improve HIV research in teens and young adults.
A new study by IU researchers offers a fresh perspective on how infants connect names with objects, and IU public health researchers explore people's beliefs about overdose and naloxone.
An IU public health researcher is part of a global team of scientists who've issued grim predictions if China abandons its Zero-COVID Policy, and a new study by IU researchers gives a prehistoric look at genomic evolution.
A new documentary about the history of Arab Americans in Indianapolis premieres June 7, thanks to the work of IU researchers. And IU School of Medicine researchers are gaining ground on the development of blood tests for Alzheimer's disease.
IU researchers examine the quality of various caregiving apps, and IU’s Kinsey Institute works to bring awareness about adverse childhood experiences to schools.
A newer type of cell analysis provides new insights into colorectal cancer, which could lead to better treatments, and IU Kokomo researchers work to educate communities on healthy eating to prevent disease.
Researchers explore how heat affects the reproductive habits and physiology of songbirds, and artificial intelligence can be trained to accurately identify self-reported race through medical images.
Researchers discover a helpful agent that gets zinc to the proteins in the body that need it most, and an IU expert is helping develop approaches to reduce deaths from pollutants.
An IU expert highlights why it’s important to always supervise children when they’re in the water, and a recent IU study finds hazardous materials in wood chips and chips often used for grilling.
A new IU study is examining the migratory patterns of robins in order to understand zoonotic disease spread, and IU faculty members argue that companies’ exodus from Russia isn’t entirely altruistic.
IU researchers have developed a new imaging system that could help cure certain eye diseases, and IU faculty use large public art installations to make small towns more welcoming to visitors and residents.
IU researchers weigh in on allegations of political bias and excessive moderation on Twitter, and an IU expert says there is safety in numbers when it comes to cyberattacks on academic institutions.
IU researchers find that antidepressant use in pregnant women likely does not cause seizures in newborns and epilepsy in children, and an IU researcher offers tips on communicating about food allergies.
IU researchers are developing a patch that can detect and reverse an opioid overdose, and IU researchers are exploring ways to train artificial intelligence-powered devices to detect cancer in its early stages.
IU researchers find a correlation between wearing dentures and overall nutritional health, and a new online course teaches students how to become substitute teachers.
IU School of Medicine researchers confirm that COVID-19 antibodies last as long in children as they do in adults, and a pilot project in Indianapolis aims to improve abandoned lots to help mitigate lead exposure in the children who play there.
IU researchers are studying how humans use movement to display emotion and how that affects others’ perceptions of neurodiverse people, and IU School of Medicine researchers are working to determine if inhibiting certain proteins soon after traumatic brain injury helps reduce instances of post-traumatic epilepsy.
A study from the Regenstrief Institute and the IU School of Medicine sheds new light on dementia symptoms suffered by those living at home versus those in a nursing home, and a paper authored by IU faculty digs into what young people think will shape the future.
IU School of Medicine researchers are studying why precursor symptoms to Alzheimer’s, like apathy and irritability, exist and how they relate to memory loss, and an IU law professor explains the pitfalls of non-fungible tokens.
An IU graduate student is working to combat counterfeit goods, medicines and electronics, and IU researchers find a correlation between misinformation posted online and vaccine hesitancy.
IU School of Medicine researchers develop an online assessment tool for substance use disorder, and IU geologists discover a possible new fault line in southern Indiana.
IU researchers are studying how microbes can make plants withstand drought, and a team from IUPUI is developing lessons using virtual reality to support an IT training program for people experiencing financial insecurity.
The CARE Consortium, of which IU is a part, receives a 5-year extension to study long-term effects of head impact injury, and the IU Faculty Startup Accelerator Program helps turn ideas and research into viable businesses.
An IU-led study surveys the extent to which public- and private-sector organizations are prepared for a cybersecurity attack, and an IU professor studies contemporary Latinx opera
Students in IUPUI’s Public History Program research and share stories of anti-Black violence in Indiana, and an IU School of Medicine pediatric researcher urges parents to vaccinate their children against COVID-19 infection.
An IU genetics researcher helps crack cold cases using readily available genealogical information, and a new study finds COVID-19 took a huge toll on Indiana’s population in 2021.
IU researchers are developing a first-of-its kind combination rotavirus-norovirus oral vaccine, and researchers are working with communities in Indiana and North Carolina to develop a predictive tool for lead exposure.
IU researchers are designing an app that improves communication for aphasia diagnosis and treatment, and a new study examines COVID-19 breakthrough risk for vaccinated patients with cancer.
An IU cybersecurity expert shares guidance for protecting against cyberattacks, and an IU informatics lecturer is teaching AI by using AI.
An IUPUI researcher is working to harness the power of the sun directly from space, and an IU research project is exploring what Indiana’s water supply may look like in the future.
New research reveals an overlooked impact of racial justice protests on public discourse, and IU researchers say a partnership between humanitarian organizations and governments is essential for providing cash assistance to refugees.
A new IUPUI study found that blow flies can be used to detect the use of chemical weapons and other pollutants, and a new discovery could pave the way toward therapeutic approaches to Alzheimer’s disease.
A new study is examining the effects of COVID-19 on cancer patients, and the IU Center for Rural Engagement is studying food insecurity in older adults living in rural Indiana.
An IU researcher investigates the “hot hand” phenomenon among basketball players, and an IU environmental anthropologist is studying the inner workings of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
An IUPUI environmental chemist weighs in on whether you should remove your shoes at the door, and a Kinsey Institute researcher shares tips for protecting yourself from dating app scams.
An IU-developed technology can help drug makers develop drugs for genetic disorders, and researchers at the IU School of Medicine are exploring new approaches to better manage vision complications from type 2 diabetes.
A new report illustrates a slight increase in the global philanthropy environment and outlines key hurdles that continue to threaten the philanthropic ecosystem, and an IU researcher is leading an effort toward improved therapies for hemophilia.
An IU professor shares how grassroots humanitarianism is supporting Ukrainian refugees, and a new IU study finds alarming rates of energy insecurity among low-income households.
An IU-led study investigates the health differences between French fries and almonds, and the Women’s Philanthropy Institute explores who gives to racial justice causes.
An IU economist shares insight on the pandemic’s effect on the workforce, and IU researchers are working to bring virtual reality to IU Northwest.
An IU evolutionary biology student is working to establish the groundwork to build a better tomato and address food insecurity caused by climate change, and IUPUI researchers are exploring the use of open data.
An IU professor shares tips for supporting humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine, and a Kelley School of Business professor’s fraud prediction model is still the gold standard more than 20 years later.
An IU professor shares ways to make parks and recreation spaces more inclusive, and a new study reveals a crucial step forward in treating asthma and lung inflammation.
An IU professor shares why the Cold War’s legacy is essential to understanding Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, and a new study finds health care wages are not keeping pace with other industries.
An IU Kelley School of Business researcher provides insight on the connection between AI and cybersecurity, and a new research project will help understand how AI can be applied to middle school science.
IU researchers have discovered an innovative approach to identify how likely someone is to develop certain diseases, and a new study will examine social media’s impact on student athletes.
IU’s Polis Center and its SAVI COVID-19 Impact Index has guided Indianapolis decision makers throughout the pandemic, and IU biologists are investigating how plants use RNA to fight off disease.
An IUPUI biogeochemist shares how poisonous mercury gets from coal-fired power plants into the fish you eat, and an IU professor is part of a team discovering a promising potential treatment for mycobacterium infections.
A study co-authored by an IU Kelley School of Business professor found that COVID-19 test availability can affect transmission rates, and IU experts share tips for practicing empathy.
IU vice president for research and cybersecurity expert Fred Cate discusses the role AI plays in cybersecurity today, and a new study shows a need for enhanced supportive oncology care.
IU researchers say insects are an excellent alternative source of protein and significantly reduce our carbon footprint, and a new study from IU School of Medicine researchers could lead to new ways of preventing and treating Alzheimer’s disease.
IU marketing professors say declining public interest in live events, like the Super Bowl, presents concerns for advertisers, and IUPUI’s Beckman Scholars program will help develop the next generation of leaders in STEM education.
An IU School of Medicine expert shares how experiencing long COVID can impact a person’s employment, and a new study finds that AI models can predict individual risk of hospitalization for COVID using health information exchange data.
A federal grant will support IUPUI’s work with advancing the next generation of electrified and autonomous vehicles, and an IU expert shares tips for taking care of your mental health.
IUPUI will train diverse undergraduate students to become the next generation of cybersecurity engineers as part of the NSF’s CyberCorps program, and a new study shows the decline of rationality in societal discourse started decades ago.
A new IU study finds exposure to lead in drinking water from private wells during early childhood is associated with an increased risk of being reported for delinquency as a teenager, and an IUPUI professor is addressing violence and discrimination against Africana religious practitioners.
IU’s Environmental Resilience Institute is continuing its efforts to help Hoosier communities become more resilient to climate change, and a recent IU study examined the influence of press releases about scientific studies in terms of their impact on news coverage.
A new study finds that local mask policies are strong influencers on mask-wearing behavior, and an IU professor shares advice on what people can learn from failure.
A new IU study finds that a spouse’s education can positively impact their partner’s overall health, and an IU sociologist provides insight on parenting during the current omicron variant surge.
An IU study demonstrates a lack of diversity of skin color and skin tones in sex education textbooks, and IU researchers make important new findings about how to test cancer-fighting drugs.
IUPUI researchers are exploring how intelligent assistants can help older adults manage their daily health care tasks at home, and an IU political scientist says another civil war in the U.S. is unlikely.
A new study shows that younger nursing home residents are transferred to the hospital more than older ones, and an IU expert says organizations can do more when staff from diverse backgrounds connect.
A new study reconstructs the preglacial topography of mid-North America for the first time, and IU researchers shed new light on the damaging effects of standard heart attack treatment.
An IUPUI vaccine promotion expert shares what the approval of boosters for 12- to 15-year-olds means for school safety, and students with IU’s Cybersecurity Clinic recently advised the Kosovo government on its national cybersecurity legislation.
An IU chemistry professor and her students are working to identify the genes that cause schizophrenia, and an IU study found declines in partnered sex of all kinds among people in the U.S.
Indiana University experts are helping pediatricians catch and address mental health concerns early, and one IU program is creating a guide to connect older adults with creative activities.
IU is establishing a new research institute focused on mental health stigma, thanks to a $3 million gift from the Jim Irsay Family, and an IU study finds that stigma surrounding depression dropped significantly for the first time in the United States.
Indiana University joins a statewide initiative to ensure more equitable access to health services in Indiana, and an IUPUI epidemiologist shares tips for safely enjoying the holiday season.
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine have developed an innovative silicone nanochip that can reprogram biological tissue in a living body, and Kinsey Institute researchers suggest sextech may be a form of self-care for mental health discomfort.
An IU retail expert makes predictions for the holiday shopping season, and IU researchers have partnered with Indiana Christmas tree farms to study trends and expand the industry’s long-term viability.
IU cancer researchers are developing new treatments for tumors that develop in patients who have a common genetic condition, and IUPUI professor is student nonfatal shootings to better understand the impact of gun violence.
An IUPUI art professor has created a video game to teach the concepts of creativity, and IU School of Medicine doctors are leading an expansion of the school’s psychiatry-based services to help adolescents with substance use disorder.
IU researchers found that women with long COVID experience abnormal heart rate responses to physical activity, and an IU School of Nursing professor is working to empower Indiana’s nurses of color.
IU business experts say people should consult their circadian rhythms when making investment decisions, and an IUPUI human-computer interaction expert explains the uneasy feeling some people have when encountering humanlike robots.
In the search for new Alzheimer’s disease treatment, IU School of Medicine scientists are studying the biology behind a gene associated with the disease, and an IU Northwest professor says our society’s response to domestic violence needs to go much deeper.
An IU organizations expert says simply being diverse is not enough for an organization to realize benefits of diversity, and an IU sociologist is studying how to help schools combat the rising suicide rate among U.S. youth.
An IU environmental expert says the problem of lead poisoning among children needs more rigorous attention and testing, and IUPUI experts are studying how to help people with HIV who struggle with insomnia.
IU Kelley School of Business economists provide a forecast for both the U.S. and Indiana economies in 2022, and an IU research scholar shares how social-emotional learning benefits students.
An IUPUI researcher is studying the role of DNA replication errors in cancer formation, and an IU Bloomington criminal justice professor is studying BIPOC progressive prosecutors and their efforts to reform criminal justice.
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine are embarking on a study to develop personalized therapies for triple-negative breast cancer patients, and a new addiction stigma index, co-developed by IU researchers, measures public attitudes and beliefs about substance use disorders.
An Indiana University expert offers insight into helping doctors make better decisions under pressure, and IU and Regenstrief Institute researchers look at how to treat cancer symptom clusters.
A new study co-led by doctors at IU School of Medicine says the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective for adults in the U.S., and an IU sociologist looks at what’s behind parents’ reluctance to vaccinate their kids.
An IUPUI researcher is developing a non-invasive treatment for hydrocephalus, or water on the brain, and a new IU study illustrates the need to treat smoking and mental health problems together.
An IU expert shares tips for creating a safer Halloween experience, and one IU researcher explores the spooky side of black licorice.
An IU computer scientist outlines security concerns of augmented reality glasses, and Regenstrief Institute researchers are using AI to improve healthcare.
An IU public health expert says simple explanations of the scientific process may help reduce belief in health misinformation, and an IU historian examines the history of Latinx farmworkers in the Midwest.
IU e-learning experts develop a new tool for testing online learning activities, and IU chemists create a new sensor for early diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases.
IU and the NCAA-U.S. Department of Defense Concussion Assessment, Research and Education Consortium continue life-changing research on effects of concussion, and an IU business management expert offers guidance on how to keep hard-working employees engaged.
An IU Bloomington informatics expert comments on social media's impact on public health, and a geographer from IU Bloomington describes how extreme storms have gotten wetter.
IU School of Medicine researchers find that SARS-CoV-2 can cause bone loss, and new tools for predicting risk of colorectal cancer are developed at the IU School of Medicine.
IU policy experts look at how in-school policing practices affect students, and an IU sociologist says Black churches are a key to providing mental health care
IU robotics experts explore the use of robots to read children stories, and an IUPUI researcher is harnessing the power of AI and big data to better understand complex diseases.
Kinsey Institute researchers explain how the pandemic has impacted people’s sex lives, and an IUPUI researcher is studying how ancient climate changes have affected water resources in the Andes.
IU researchers offer unique insight into Apple’s recently announced child safety features, and IUPUI students are tackling food insecurity by developing an app.
An IU business expert offers insight on “net-zero emissions” and their role in fighting climate change, and students in the IU Kokomo School of Education are learning to build relationships in their future classrooms.
A new IU study finds political bias on social media emerges from users and not the platform, and an IUPUI partnership with the Navy will train student researchers to become STEM leaders.
IU’s Robin Newhouse says it is time to continue the fight against the opioid epidemic, and a new IU survey assessed gambling behaviors in Hoosier adults.
An IU researcher says now is the time for companies to rethink workplace giving, and IU’s Ostrom Workshop is studying how to govern outer space.
IUPUI researchers say sleep is vital for protecting our mental and physical health, and the DIP-IN project is working to improve health equity in Indianapolis.
IU sociologists find a person’s social networks and socioeconomic status can play a major role in making decisions during health controversies, and an IUPUI professor is developing a new algorithm to model and forecast emerging infectious diseases.
An IU professor is studying water sources and climate change in the Upper Colorado River Basin, and an IU endocrinologist offers advice to help improve diabetes management.
An IU economist explains findings from a new survey indicating giving to racial and social justice is on the rise, especially among donors of color, and an IU computer scientists reveals what happens when we click that social media “thumbs’ up”.
A new study based on real-world data evaluates the effectiveness of 2-dose COVID-19 vaccines, and an IU marketing experts looks at product placement in our online streaming era..
IU researchers track our vulnerability to misinformation, and an IU earth scientist explores the negative impacts of climate change in the world's dryland regions.
IUPUI researchers find some in-person work interruptions can actually be beneficial to work engagement, and an IU infectious diseases expert offers insight into COVID-19 booster shots.
IU researchers are gathering data to determine the effects of repetitive head impacts on young athletes, and a new statewide survey measures COVID-19 vaccine intentions among parents of Indiana children.
An IU environmental expert says landlocked states can expect more frequent and extreme precipitation events, and IU psychology researchers demonstrate a simple method for teaching crucial critical thinking skills.
IU social scientists examine the role of employment in parents’ decisions about pandemic-era schooling, and an IU doctor finds that minor head injuries can have a major impact.
In the ongoing battle against cyberattacks, IU experts are working to develop new programs that will teach students how to wield AI in the fight, and an IU health economist discusses whether Americans unvaccinated against COVID-19 could pay more for insurance.
An IU researcher is fighting global disease by interrupting mosquito development, and a new study offers insight into more than 35,000 incoming college students’ academic expectations and perceptions.
IU researchers will co-lead a new center focused on advancing the use of insects as a food source, and a new IU study examined masking at March Madness.
IU researchers found that nearly 140,000 deaths were averted during the first five months of COVID-19 vaccination efforts in the United States, and an IU biologist’s study shows how bacteria can overcome starvation situations and survive a long time.
IU political experts comment on the reasons for and implications of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and rapid collapse of the Afghan elected government and security forces.
An IU research team examines the how mothers view their disproportionate share of child care throughout the pandemic, and two IU environmental policy experts look at how community members respond to clean energy projects.
IU medical experts are working on the development of an insulin analogue that can sense the level of sugar present in the blood, which could revolutionize insulin therapy, and an IUPUI data scientist is helping preserve data from the shuttered Arecibo Observatory.
From self-driving cars to vaccine development, artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly large role in our lives. IU’s new Luddy Center for Artificial Intelligence advances the work of IU researchers already at the forefront of developing AI technologies.
An IUPUI expert offers insight on breakthrough cases of COVID-19, and IU researchers are collaborating to study neutron stars.
A study by Indiana University researchers found certain social and environmental factors increase a community's COVID-19 risk, and one IU researcher is exploring inequalities in early childhood education.
An IUPUI professor comments on vaccine requirements, and IU researchers have evaluated environmental justice mapping tools to learn how Indiana might benefit from one.
An IU expert comments on the brief law that made the modern internet, and an IUPUI anthropologist sheds light on today’s immigration challenges by studying immigrants of the past.
An IU researcher discusses the health implications of wildfire smoke, and an IU exercise and sports scientist shares advice for sticking to a new exercise routine.
An IU professor explores how we can achieve civility in online conversations, and an IU scientist is working to help restore the health and well-being of an Indigenous Alaskan community.
An IU professor weighs in on the uptick in employee resignations, and a study by IU says new biomarkers may detect early eye changes that can lead to diabetes-related blindness.
A study by the Kinsey Institute found polyamory is more common than people think, and an IU researcher discusses racism toward Asian Americans.
A new study from IUPUI looked at the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on nonprofits, and an IU research study is one of the first to describe patterns of COVID-19 in nursing home residents.
An IUPUI criminal justice professor discusses the rise in gun violence in America, and a new study from IU finds a connection between worsening COVID-19 city data and online sentiment.
An Indiana University Northwest researcher discusses the Delta variant, and researchers at IUPUI have discovered new nanoparticles with high-tech applications including energy storage and space travel.
A group of researchers from Indiana University are helping residents make sure they have safe drinking water, and a new study looks at inconsistent findings reported in clinical trials for antiviral COVID-19 drugs.
A study finds that primary care physicians recognize the need for better medical care coordination, and an IU study looks at anxiety differences between females and males.
Indiana University students are helping children impacted by substance use disorder, and an IU expert discusses cities’ plans for dealing with major weather.
Indiana University researchers are developing a noninvasive brain stimulation technique to treat neurological disorders, and an IU study found prenatal THC and CBD exposure impairs offspring's ability to respond to common anxiety medication.
Two new studies at Indiana University evaluate an online resource for improving women’s sexual health and pleasure and find that Hoosiers express greater concern about future pandemics, climate change.
New research from the Indiana University School of Medicine suggests that obesity in women of African descent increases their risk of recurrence of breast cancer or even death, and a new program implemented in part by IUPUI will bring vital STEM education to rural students around southern Indiana
IU researchers find COVID-19 hospitalizations increased as a result of state re-openings, and IU scientists have created a new way to study how the eye’s retina transmits information to the brain.
An IU researcher outlines reasons why some employees are not returning to work and what employers can do to bring them back, and a study by IU scientists found vegetation growth in the Northern Hemisphere is stunted by water constraints in warming climate.
Indiana University researchers identify microbe that protects bees from fungal infections, and a new study finds use of forever chemicals is widespread in cosmetics.
An IU professor outlines why some people may be hesitant to stop wearing a face mask and an IU expert talks yoga in schools.
A group of IU researchers are studying why Black people have a higher risk of colorectal cancer, and an IU cybersecurity expert offers tips for how small businesses can protect themselves against cyber attacks.
An IU expert outlines how the pandemic illustrates how low-wage jobs affect African Americans’ health, and an IU expert discusses the recent overturning by a federal judge of the state of California's three-decade-old ban on assault weapons.
IU introduces new measures to strengthen relationships with tribal nations, and IU researchers advance a new model of research on student learning.
The work of an IU digital archaeologist leads to free online teletours that bring the ancient world’s most spectacular sites back to life, and an IUPUI nursing expert uses big data to improve patient care and quality of life.
New IU research sheds light on crowdfunding for charity, and IU’s Aaron Carroll offers tips for families and children to safely resume activities.
An IU professor talks tick season, and one IU researcher discusses poor air quality during warm days.
An IU expert explains the increase in prices for used cars, and one IU school is helping teachers learn about computer science.
An IU research scientist is working to improve teaching environments in colleges, and an IU School of Medicine professor says it’s time to get HPV vaccinations back on track.
An IU cybersecurity expert looks at the zero-trust security model signed by President Joe Biden, and an IU researcher shares how allowing time off for employees might help more people receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Indiana University experts discuss water safety and skin care as the country gets ready for the unofficial start of summer, and an IU travel expert discusses travel safety now that the country is opening back up.
Researchers from the Indiana University School of Medicine and others make promising discoveries about the biology behind bipolar disorder, and a survey by IU’s Center on Representative Government and Center on American Politics digs in to the public attitudes about political institutions and public affairs.
An IU researcher discusses recent breakthrough cases of vaccinated people testing positive for COVID-19, and a study by IU’s Lilly Family School of Philanthropy found the generosity of affluent individuals continued during the pandemic.
IU health policy expert Ross Silverman says COVID-19 vaccination mandates for children are unlikely, and IUPUI’s Genevieve Shaker discusses the impact of Melinda and Bill Gates’ divorce on the philanthropic world.
Two Indiana University researchers find a desk and a quiet place to study is vital for students learning from home and IUPUI sociologist Andrew Whitehead discusses the role Christian nationalism has played in the past year’s events.
Indiana University expert Robin Newhouse discusses the new guidelines around prescribing medication assisted treatment, and an IU study examines the impact of neighborhood and social networks on binge drinking.