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.