We love research, and we hope you do too! That's why we will be spending the week of Valentine's showing you why we love research! Check out the OUR social media for updates about this campaign, and how you can get involved.

We study how radiation exposure given for cancer therapy impacts the surrounding normal tissues and causes adverse effects, like vision loss or cognitive decline after ocular or cerebral radiotherapy. Our focus is on using non-invasive imaging modalities to evaluate blood flow, tissue oxygenation, and vessel integrity after radiation therapy, to determine how these changes are associated with or cause progressive disease.

The Computer Science Department at the University of Iowa will conduct a 10-week summer research program funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Our site is motivated by the considerable strain on the U.S. healthcare system due to short-term challenges, such as those posed by the COVID-19 outbreak, and long-term trends, such as an aging U.S. population. Computer scientists are in a unique position to help solve these and other problems in health and well-being. Ten participants will join their faculty mentor's research group to work on interdisciplinary projects

This lab focuses on performing mouse behavioral experiments for studying brain function in health and disease. This position offers the opportunity to learn and apply cutting edge systems and circuit-level neuroscience tools to study the neural basis of behavior in a mouse model.

Understanding how breast cancer undergoes metastasis and becomes resistant to treatment.