Students’ COVID-19 Monitoring Concept Wins International Award
A team of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology students is tweaking their award-winning concept to help address a major challenge related to COVID-19.... Read More
Kylie Veleta
IUSM Study: Asymptomatic Kids Are Rare & May Not Spread COVID-19
The challenge of how to do school has loomed large throughout the pandemic as questions swirl around the issue—are kids immune? Or, are they “super spreaders?” And worse, are they spreading it without... Read More
Device Could Alert a Potential Deadly Epileptic Event Looms
Imagine having a medical condition that elevates your risk for sudden death, but there’s nothing you can do about it—other than worry.... Read More
WishBone Acquisitions a Nod to Deeter’s Award-winning Leadership
WishBone Medical is Nick Deeter’s 12th company, and he’s already musing—after another successful exit likely only two years down the road—that “I’ll probably start another one.”... Read More
IU & Lilly Take ‘Leap of Faith’ to Treat Autoimmune Diseases
In drug development collaborations between university researchers and the private sector, there’s long been hesitation from pharmaceutical companies.... Read More
Indy Startup Develops Masks, Air Filters to Kill Coronavirus
Masks are currently part of our daily lives, but these facial coverings aren’t stopping coronavirus particles from passing through, say researchers at IUPUI.... Read More
$1.5M Grows Impact for Parkinson’s Speech Device
A Purdue University professor believes the device she invented years ago is now on the doorstep of helping potentially one million people overcome a hardship of Parkinson’s disease.... Read More
$34M Expected to Grow DiMarchi ‘Family Tree’
A life sciences legacy in Indiana is expected to help write the future for Carmel-based MBX Biosciences. The startup aims to be the next success story for the Hoosier state and one of its most well-re... Read More
Sewage Could Soon Help Track COVID-19
A University of Notre Dame scientist is contributing to local and worldwide efforts to use wastewater, or sewage, as a tool to monitor SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.... Read More
Spit Instead of Nasal Swab? Aria Validating Saliva COVID-19 Test
Aria scientists are looking to make testing easier by developing a new type of test. The company has begun a study to test the efficacy of swabbing saliva instead of the current nasal pharyngeal swabs... Read More