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.