IU researcher investigating a key barrier to curing HIV
An NIH grant will fund research led by Adarsh Dharan, assistant professor of biology in the College of Arts and Sciences, aimed at better understanding the critical moment when HIV enters the nucle... Read more about IU researcher investigating a key barrier to curing HIV
The milestone renewal secures another five years of expanded federal funding through 2031, ensuring that Indiana remains at the forefront of research on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.... Read more about Indiana Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center secures $22.8M grant renewal to advance precision medicine
IU establishes neuro-oncology research center through $10M gift
A $10 million gift is establishing the Jeff Schwarz Center for Neuro-Oncology Research, which will advance research to understand brain cancer, brain metastases and other neuro-oncology conditions.... Read more about IU establishes neuro-oncology research center through $10M gift
Indiana University surpasses $1B in research expenditures for second consecutive year
During fiscal year 2026, IU received $869.6 million in sponsored awards, representing one of the strongest years in the institution’s history. The university received $526 million in federally fu... Read more about Indiana University surpasses $1B in research expenditures for second consecutive year
Trustees to meet Oct. 1 at IU Northwest
The Indiana University Board of Trustees will meet Oct. 1 at the IU Northwest Arts and Sciences Building in Gary. The meeting’s schedule and agenda are available online.
IU researcher receives NIH funding to study home-based palliative care
A new research project led by IU School of Nursing’s Lyndsay DeGroot aims to bring palliative care directly to patients with serious chronic illnesses through an in-home telehealth program.
2026 cohort of IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows named
Eight Indiana University faculty members have been chosen for the Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows Program — four from IU Bloomington, two from IU Indianapolis and two from IU South Bend.... Read more about 2026 cohort of IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows named
$1.5 million grant extends IU language expertise from Bloomington to military classrooms
Indiana University’s partnership with the military’s Language Training Center to teach soldiers critical languages creates a feedback loop that brings pedagogical expertise into a practical tra... Read more about $1.5 million grant extends IU language expertise from Bloomington to military classrooms
IU Jacobs School of Music and Met Opera advance partnership with Lincoln in the Bardo
Indiana University Jacobs School of Music will join the Metropolitan Opera as co-producers for “Lincoln in the Bardo,” a new opera based on George Saunders’ Booker Prize-winning novel. The sh... Read more about IU Jacobs School of Music and Met Opera advance partnership with Lincoln in the Bardo
As AI transforms science and research, IU cybersecurity experts protect against hidden risks
Cybersecurity researchers at Indiana University’s Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab are applying $1.2 million from the National Science Foundation to assess risks and address vulnerabi... Read more about As AI transforms science and research, IU cybersecurity experts protect against hidden risks
