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![Photo of a 2 scientists]( "Christopher Hyppolite, MD, and Alyssa Cooke, MD, started their careers on staff at Eskenazi Health’s Thomas & Arlene Grande Campus, home to a federally qualified health center that has cared for more than 25,000 patients since it opened in April 2024.")
Healing the Gaps
At the Grande Campus on the Northeast side of Indianapolis, IU School of Medicine graduates are an example of filling the pressing need for primary ...
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![Image of IU Building]( "Before the new Medical Education and Research Building opened, IU’s last significant improvement came in the form of a $45 million facility at its Bloomington campus, which opened in 2021.")
Regional Growth
IU School of Medicine has consistently and strategically upgraded facilities across its network of nine campuses.
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![Jason Meyer Headshot]( "Jason Meyer, PhD, and his researchers in his lab grow 'mini-retinas' to learn how to nurture retinal ganglion cells.")
Seeing Possibility
A researcher and his team at Stark Neurosciences Research Institute are exploring ways to help the optic nerve connect a donor eye to the brain. ...
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A Look Back at Moving Forward
The School of Medicine’s new Medical Education and Research Building is the latest brick-and-mortar symbol of evolving to educate outstanding physicians, conduct pioneering research, and ...
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![Portrait of a person wearing glasses under vibrant neon lights with digital data projected on their face, creating a futuristic ambiance.]()
Reducing Bias in AI
In a technology hungry for data, how do we ensure it consumes good information and builds models that benefit every patient?
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![Travis Johnson, with short dark hair and a beard, sits outside on a bright sunny day]()
Finding a Signal in Noise
Machine learning enables cancer researchers to sift reams of genetic data and identify a protein potentially powering multiple myeloma.
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![Futuristic portrait merging human and digital elements, showcasing advanced facial recognition technology and AI integration in a striking blue hue over a woman's face]()
Skin in the Game
An IU researcher’s AI tool shows promise in predicting whether melanoma will return.
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![Spyridon Bakas is silhouetted by a digital screen taking up the full wall. The screen is displaying pathology slides used to augment the diagnostic capabilities of physicians with AI.]()
AI that Learns without Borders
Decentralized approaches to AI make it easier for scientists to share data, protect sensitive data and develop tools that reflect the diversity of patients.
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![A health care provider wearing blue scrubs and a stethoscope with her hair in a loose high bun feels a patient's neck and lymph nodes in an exam room.]()
AI is Coming to an Exam Room Near You
Ambient listening interprets conversations in real-time to update electronic health records — and help physicians reconnect with their patients.
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Creating critical continuity for sickle cell patients
IU School of Medicine’s faculty strive to find ways to lower barriers for Hoosiers to access care and pursue research to advance treatments.
Matthew Harris
Matthew Harris is a communications specialist in the Office of Gift Development. Before joining the School of Medicine in 2015, he was a reporter at newspapers in Pennsylvania, Arkansas, and Louisiana. He currently lives in Indianapolis with his wife and two basset hounds.