Hematology T32 symposium, 13 Oct 2026
The NIH-funded T32 grant is a federally funded support structure aimed at training medical researchers. Typically funded for five-year cycles, the department has had a…
Research
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Progress 2026: Learning Together in the 21st Century
One of our longest-running continuing medical education programs returned to the Iowa City area this year, bringing clinicians together at the Hyatt Regency Coralville Hotel…
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Internal Medicine Research Day, 2026
For sixty years, the Department of Internal Medicine has dedicated one day each year to celebrate the wide variety of medical research conducted by its…
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2026 Medical Student Research Conference Award Winners
The Carver College of Medicine has sponsored the Carver College of Medicine Student Medical Research Conference for more than six decades, the most recent of which…
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Dayal, Pradeep study Long COVID’s impact across multiple organ systems
According to a new publication developed by several department members, people diagnosed with Long COVID may be vulnerable to a range of health complications long…
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How Simmering turns healthcare data into better care
A diagnosis often marks the moment a disease becomes visible to clinicians, but the disease itself may have been developing for years. Jacob Simmering, PhD,…
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Bowen to examine the impact of rurality on outcomes in cystic fibrosis-related diabetes
Elizabeth Bowen, MD, clinical assistant professor in Endocrinology and Metabolism, has received a three-year, $193,060 career development and training grant from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation…
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Kenny awarded five-year $3M R01 to study how melanoma spreads
After winning a series of awards this year, Assistant Professor of Surgery and Internal Medicine, Colin Kenny, PhD, has received a five-year, $3 million National…
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Imai discovers protein’s role in insulin secretion
A study led by Yumi Imai, MD, Professor in Endocrinology and Metabolism, has identified a protein that helps pancreatic beta cells respond to glucose and…
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New framework offers closer look at patterns in hospital antibiotic use
Hospitals across the country have programs dedicated to reducing unnecessary antibiotic use. However, determining how well those programs are working is not always straightforward. Researchers…
