Medical Imaging Research Institute

News and Events

The Medical Imaging Research Institute (MIRI) bolsters disease-focused research through advanced imaging innovation that may redefine how we treat patients in the future. Find our latest research findings, investigator news, facility news, thought leadership and innovations here. In cooperation with our research centers, MIRI offers opportunities to learn from investigators and top medical experts through postdoctoral opportunities and special events.

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Save the date: Inaugural MIRI Biennial

Join us on Nov. 6 from 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at Joseph E. Walther Hall for the Inaugural MIRI Biennial. The conference will showcase the latest advances in interventional MRI research and technology. The biennial is designed for radiologists, interventional physicians, biomedical engineers, imaging scientists, technology developers, trainees and industry partners interested in the future of MR-guided therapies. Registration closes Oct. 21.

Upcoming events

12 Aug

Aug 12 11:00am - 12:00pm

Frontiers in Medical Imaging Research Seminar Series: Christopher Newman, PhD

Medical Education and Research Building

27 Oct

Oct 27 4:00pm - 5:30pm

Quarterly Medical Imaging Research Institute Meeting

Our quarterly MIRI meetings are a great opportunity to hear about our research progress across the institute as well as get better acquainted with one another.

Goodman Hall, 362 W. 15th St. Indianapolis, IN 46202

06 Nov

Nov 06 7:30am - 4:30pm

Inaugural MIRI Biennial

The Medical Imaging Research Institute (MIRI) within the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences will host its inaugural biennial with a focus on iMRI.

Joseph E. Walther Hall

Recent news

Khalid Youssef stands in the atrium of the Research II Building.

IU researchers develop explainable AI score to predict dangerous heart attack complication

Indiana University School of Medicine researchers developed a more proactive approach using an explainable AI algorithm to identify patients most at risk of intramyocardial hemorrhage before it occurs. 

August 04, 2026

Photo of postdoctoral fellow Moksh Khetan standing with his arms folded.

Cardiovascular imaging fellow supports ongoing research on severe bleeding after heart attack

Moksh Sanjay Khetan, a postdoctoral fellow at the Medical Imaging Research Institute's Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center at IU School of Medicine is working with other scientists to identify the molecular mechanisms behind the high release of cardiac troponin-I in heart attack patients that experience severe internal bleeding and remodeling of the heart muscle.

July 21, 2026

This illustration shows a heart muscle comparison of a left ventricular blood clot formation in non-hemorrhagic infarction on the left versus hemorrhagic myocardial infarction on the right.

Imaging research reveals risk, missing piece to post heart attack care

Findings recently published in JACC: Case Reports via cardiovascular imaging show that extensive bleeding in the heart muscle, called intramyocardial hemorrhage during a heart attack, can generate an intense internal “tug of war” in and around the heart muscle.

April 17, 2026

An illustration of several vials.

Rapid blood test can detect heart attack patients at highest risk of in-hospital death

The study opens the door for fast identification of patients who experience bleeding into the heart muscle after a stent is placed.

August 29, 2025

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New equipment will advance IU’s neuroimaging research capabilities

New MRI scanner will provide 4K video resolution for a variety of neurological research projects. 

August 27, 2025