On April 16, the Tennessee General Assembly approved the funding of $311 million for the construction of a new $350 million College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building to be built on the Memphis campus. Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer Raaj Kurapati and College of Medicine Executive Dean Mike Hocker, MD, held an interactive town hall Monday, April 27,… Read More
The Department of Medical Education will host its next seminar on Thursday, May 14th at 12:00 pm (Central)/1:00 pm (Eastern) Title: Introducing Applied Neuroaesthetics: Implications for the Future of Medical Education Speaker: Žak Ozmo, DMA Founding Director & CEO, Ozmo Institute for Neuroaesthetics Zoom details: https://tennesseehipaa.zoom.us/j/89043653740?pwd=u5merP82CfH91NRajnJqFAA8a5IuBz.1 Meeting ID: 890 4365 3740 Passcode: 980504 Please join us for… Read More
The Neuroscience Institute invites you to join us for our upcoming Seminar Series on Tuesday, May 05 from 12:00–1:30 PM in the Link Auditorium, 2nd floor. We are pleased to host Sandeep Singh, PhD, who will present:“Dynamin roles of astrocytes in the CNS health and disease” Lunch seminar: 12:00–1:00 PMDessert and socializing: 1:00–1:30 PM
Dear Blackboard Faculty and Staff Users, A Simple Syllabus Blackboard self-enrollment training course is now available. It serves as a learning tool for some and a refresher for others. Also, individual colleges’ previous training recordings with Simple Syllabus staff are included for review. Finally, summer course shells are available, and fall course shells will become available… Read More
Copilot Cowork is the centerpiece of what Microsoft is calling “Wave 3” of Microsoft 365 Copilot — a sweeping platform update that also brings agentic capabilities directly into individual Office apps, makes Anthropic’s Claude models available in mainline Copilot Chat, and introduces new enterprise pricing tiers designed to bundle AI productivity with security and governance. Cowork makes… Read More
When Hae Won Shin, MD, was a child in South Korea, she spent months in a hospital bed recovering from a congenital heart defect. “When I was born, I had ASD, atrial septal defect,” she says. “These days, there is a very simple procedure to fix that, but back then, it was not that simple, especially in… Read More
Since 2016, UT Health Sciences has partnered with the Memphis Medical District Collaborative (MMDC) to improve the Medical District. This year, MMDC celebrates its 10th anniversary and will be hosting a Discover the District event on Wednesday, May 20. This guided bus tour is designed exclusively for students and employees of Memphis’ Medical District institutions.… Read More
Devices like doorbell cameras, smart speakers, thermostats, baby monitors, and even smart TVs are connected to your home network and the internet. Just like computers and phones, they receive software updates to fix security vulnerabilities. If these devices aren’t updated, attackers can exploit them to access your network, spy through cameras or microphones, or use… Read More
