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The Wu Lab is a national leader in neuroscience expertise. From working on studies like the CARE Consortium, the world's most comprehensive concussion study, to uncovering early diagnosis treatments for Alzheimer's disease, the Wu Lab is a pioneering hub for research excellence at IU School of Medicine and across the country.
Stay up to date on the latest research by the Wu Lab and reach out to current team members.
With current treatments only managing symptoms, research is needed to address early diagnosis and intervention.
In vivo assessments on a mouse model find disruptions in microstructural integrity and neurite organization.
The relationship between blood-based neural biomarkers and white matter neuroimaging in collegiate athletes.
The lab highlights the growing impact of computational methods, combined imaging techniques, and animal models in advancing neuroscience research.
The lab addresses the sensitivity issues of conventional medical imaging techniques in detecting mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) by utilizing hybrid diffusion imaging (HYDI).
Research collaborations are pivotal in advancing research within the Wu Lab. These partnerships help foster synergy, pooling diverse expertise and resources to tackle complex challenges. From access to specialized equipment, funding, and data, to amplifying research capabilities — shared knowledge accelerates innovation, refining diagnostic techniques and potential treatment strategies.
Ultimately, partnerships amplify a lab's impact, driving transformative progress in neuroscience.
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Yu-Chien Wu, MD, PhD, was recently recognized with the 2024 Radiology Faculty Mentorship Award.
The award was established to recognize faculty mentors in the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences who exemplify excellence as they support and contribute to the career development and advancement of other faculty members and learners (students, residents, fellows and postdocs) in the areas of research, education, service and/or clinical practice.
