Indiana University School of Medicine M.D./Ph.D.

Our online summer class, ERAS Publication Prep: Navigate the new Scholarly Works section, is Thu., June 11th, 7pm-8pm. Intended for medical students and mentors, we will address the changes the AAMC has made to the 2027 ERAS. Register: https://zurl.co/WgiZM

Our Research online summer class, Introduction to Systematic Reviews is Thursday, June 11th, 1pm-2pm. Learn how a reproducible systematic review that generates high-quality evidence is conducted. Register: https://zurl.co/0YVvC

Our Citation Tools online summer class, Basics of EndNote, is Friday, June 5th, 2pm-3pm. Manage all of your references/citations in one location by using EndNote! Register: https://zurl.co/sKe6U

Our Literature Searching online summer class, PubMed Searching in 30 Minutes, is Thursday, June 11th, 12pm-12:30pm. Learn quick tips to locate articles in PubMed in a 20-minute class. Register: https://zurl.co/wZUFg

Congrats, Cameron, on receiving a NIDDK F30 Award! 🎉

One last congratulations to our MSTP graduates! 🎓✨

As they close this incredible chapter, we are proud to celebrate not only their graduation, but the many well-earned awards and recognitions they’ve achieved along the way.

Congratulations again—we are so proud of you! 👏🎉

Welcome MSTP Class of 2034!🎉

We’re so glad you’re here—get ready to learn, explore, and have some fun along the way. 🧪🩺✨

Happy Graduation Day, Indiana MSTP Class of 2026! 🎓✨ Cheers to your bright future ahead—can’t wait to see all you accomplish! 🥂👏

Well done, Dr. Couetil!

What if doctors could better predict whether cancer will spread—and avoid unnecessary treatments?

Researchers at IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center and Indiana University School of Medicine are working to make that possible. Their new platform analyzes signs of damage in cancer and normal cells to help identify which tumors are likely to become life-threatening.

This work could help more patients safely choose active monitoring instead of aggressive treatment.

Learn how this research is shaping the future of cancer care decisions: https://ow.ly/vW1450YV8x8.

Lexi’s MSTP journey was marked by opportunity, teamwork, and growth.

One of her favorite memories was presenting her research in South Korea, an experience that combined scientific exchange with the chance to broaden her perspective through international travel.

Her most iconic MSTP moments came through the program’s vertical mentoring competition—winning the inaugural event and then doing it again this past year! 🏆 The experience highlighted the power of collaboration and mentorship within the MSTP community.

Lexi is deeply grateful to the people who carried her through the journey, including friends, family, her fiancé, and her furry companions, whose support made even the longest days manageable.

Looking ahead, she is excited to pursue work at the intersection of computational modeling and imaging, with the goal of guiding patient‑specific treatment plans.