The Neuroscience Institute invites you to attend our Seminar Series on Tuesday, March 17th, at noon in the Link Auditorium. We’ll be hosting Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology Faculty Candidate Dr. Xiawen Zhuang, as she speaks on “When Control Breaks Down: How Dysregulated Neural Circuits Drive Impulsivity.”
Dr. Guo will be presenting his virtual seminar on Monday, March 16, at 12:00 pm CT. Zoom link: https://tennesseehipaa.zoom.us/j/87383695869?pwd=MSgXuGpkDk9Bo4ajFZBD4jaxAgP46p.1
UT Verse can help you quickly turn your existing information into a clear, organized table. If you’ve ever copied text from a document and struggled to line everything up in Word or Excel, you know how time-consuming formatting can be. With UT Verse, you can upload a file and give a simple instruction to generate… Read More
The Relative Caregiver Program is looking for volunteers to support our Hearts of Gold (HOG) Community Care Basket event this March! Join us in helping prepare and distribute care baskets to the relative caregivers and families that we serve. Basket Packing: March 16, 2026 | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Basket Distribution: March 26, 2026… Read More
Aman Bajwa, PhD, professor of Surgery at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center has been awarded a multi-principal investigator R01 grant from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), part of the National Institutes of Health. The five-year, $3.7 million award supports a groundbreaking project titled, “Utilizing Resazurin Fluorescence to Monitor Kidney Function… Read More
Are you passionate about student wellness and eager to make a difference across the University of Tennessee System? The Student Wellness Advisory Council is looking for students to amplify student voices and help shape the future of student wellness As a council member, you’ll: Represent student voices across all five campuses and share wellness insights… Read More
According to the National Cybersecurity Alliance, there are four cybersecurity basics everyone should use for online safety. For the next four weeks, we’ll be discussing each of these basics. This week is about PASSWORDS. Your passwords are the first line of defense between a criminal and your sensitive information. Here’s how to have amazing passwords:… Read More
As we prepare for upcoming technology improvements across campus, now is a great time to clear out any UT Health Sciences‑issued computers or equipment that may be sitting unused in offices, closets, or storage areas. Please check the Supported Microsoft Windows and Apple Operating System Versions knowledge base article to see if your current devices… Read More
