- IU launches $120 million initiative to cure and prevent Multiple Myeloma, Triple Negative Breast Cancer, and Childhood Sarcoma in June 2016
- Kun Huang, PhD, recruited as Data & Informatics Pillar Leader
- Precision Genomics clinics expand to four locations beyond Indianapolis
- Michael Weiss, MD, PhD, recruited as Chemical Biology &Biotherapeutics Pillar Leader
- First Good Manufacturing Practice Cell Therapy Lab opens on campus
- IU acquires largest genome sequencing capabilities in the Midwest
- Researchers identify Alzheimer’s Disease & Type 2 Diabetes as diseases they are working to prevent
- $80 million of $120 million already committed to cures & prevention
- Our partner IU Health administers CAR T-Cell Therapy to its first adult patient
- Pediatric patients expected to receive CAR T-Cell Therapy as early as this fall at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health
- First IU Precision Health study wraps up in Triple Negative Breast Cancer
- Person to Person Health Interview Study kicks off in rural Indiana
- 43 new faculty members have been hired from around the world
- 96 peer-reviewed publications have been published, with 30 more submitted
- More than 80 new jobs have been created
- More than $23 million in new grants have been proposed, with more than $19 million awarded already
- Three new start-up companies relocated to Indiana
- All IN for Health began promoting health resources and participation in precision health research
- Chandan Sen, PhD, recruited as Regenerative Medicine & Engineering Pillar Leader, bringing 30 staff members with him
- Alan Palkowitz, PhD, recruited as Chemical Biology & Biotherapeutics Pillar Leader
- IU brings new advanced cryo-electron microscopy technology to Indiana
- The Alzheimer's Disease Drug Discovery Center was launched to accelerate development of new treatments
- Triple negative breast cancer researchers discover they can look at ctDNA to determine which patients are at high-risk for relapse
- Childhood sarcoma researchers discover combination therapy to halt cancer growth based on Tyler Trent's tumor donations
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