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Improving health through research. We're a statewide partnership among @IndianaUniv, @LifeAtPurdue & @NotreDame. Funded by @ncats_nih_gov’s #CTSAProgram. 🔬💡🏥
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Join us on tomorrow at IU Bloomington for dynamic discussions on AI and ethics, public health, and medicine. Register now, or register on-site tomorrow:
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Join us on April 23 at IU Bloomington for dynamic discussions on AI and ethics, public health, and medicine. Learn more and register:
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RT @IUGlobalHealth: The IU Center for Global Health Equity and @IndianaCTSI have released reciprocal innovation grant opportunities for bot….
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RT @UNDResearch: Join @IndianaCTSI for the first Indiana Nutrition for Health Research Showcase on February 28 at @LifeAtPurdue. Students,….
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Come engage with nutrition research and learn about Indiana's rich research resources at the first annual Indiana Nutrition for Health Research Showcase on February 28, 2025. This year's theme is "From Cells, to Animals, to Humans, to the World." Register:
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This is the final week to apply for the Indiana CTSI Undergraduate Summer Internships. Learn more and apply:
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Undergraduate Research Opportunity: The Indiana CTSI is seeking passionate undergraduates for its summer research program. Gain hands-on experience working with research-focused faculty mentors in science and medicine. Learn more and apply:
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Kevan Herold, MD, a pioneering researcher in the field of translational immunology, has been named the 2025 winner of the August M. Watanabe Prize in Translational Research. Learn more:
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Kevan Herold, MD, a pioneering researcher in the field of translational immunology, has been named the 2025 winner of the August M. Watanabe Prize in Translational Research.
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In West Lafayette, Partners in Improving Hoosier Health convene for Community Collaborative Engagement Day. Read the recap:
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The National Cancer Institute has renewed the prestigious comprehensive cancer center designation to the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center, awarding it a five-year, $14.2 million grant. Learn more ->
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The National Cancer Institute has renewed the prestigious comprehensive cancer center designation to the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehe...
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RT @IUImpact: Stop by IU Research's Research Overview to hear from campus leaders and learn about the essential services the office provide….
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RT @PurdueResFound: Research helps drive innovative solutions to defeat #cancer. Nov. 7 is National Cancer Awareness Day, and #Boilermake….
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RT @Regenstrief: Regenstrief Institute Research Scientist Dr. Chris Harle, a highly respected informatician, has been named chief informati….
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RT @UNDResearch: In the NICU, even small changes can make big differences for babies and families. Researchers from @NotreDame are supplyin….
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@ncats_nih_gov @jonirutter Thanks to our fabulous team of presenters, staff members and scholars who made this #CTSAprogram visit possible!.
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@ncats_nih_gov Their visit was an excellent complement to a visit earlier this month from @Jonirutter, @ncats_nih_gov director.
Regenstrief Institute hosted @jonirutter (center), Director of @ncats_nih_gov, for a site visit with the @IndianaCTSI team. With her are (left) Dr. Sarah Wiehe, Regenstrief Board Member, Researcher and @IndianaCTSI Co-Director; and Regenstrief President/CEO Dr. @RachelPatzerPhD.
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@ncats_nih_gov During their visit, Dr. Nagel and Dr. Kurilla listened to presentations from Indiana CTSI leaders, toured the Children's Clinical Research Center at Riley, and enjoyed lunch with Indiana CTSI scholars.
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This week, Dr. Joan Nagel and Dr. Michael Kurilla from @ncats_nih_gov visited Indianapolis to learn about our programs, services, and statewide impact. We were grateful for the opportunity to showcase our work and engage in thoughtful and inspiring discussions with our guests.
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On Monday, October 14, the University of Notre Dame hosted its annual Indiana CTSI retreat. About sixty in-person and more than 30 virtual attendees convened on the Notre Dame campus to learn about the Indiana CTSI. Read the recap:
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IU School of Medicine researchers have identified a new genetic marker that could play a role in the development of Alzheimer's disease, which is characterized by two primary pathologies: amyloid-beta plaques and neurofibrillary tau tangles. Learn more:
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Researchers have identified a new genetic marker that could play a role in the development of Alzheimer's disease and pave the way for novel therapeutic targets and diagnostic tools for the disease.
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