The Diabetes research team at UTHSC is looking for healthy African Americans and Caucasians, ages 18-65, who have normal blood sugars and no personal or family history of diabetes. If you volunteer and qualify, you will be asked to attend ONE 4-hour clinic visit for a series of tests and blood draws. ELIGIBLE volunteers will… Read More
Before considering the purchase of ChatGPT, we recommend exploring UT Verse and Copilot for your AI needs. The UT system provides UT Verse and Copilot free of charge, offering AI functionality while ensuring your data remains protected. We have no agreements with other AI developers that provide any assurance of data confidentiality. Putting data into ChatGPT… Read More
The Department of Physiology is pleased to announce DR. NEIL HAYES, MD – Professor, Hematology and Oncology – Director, Center for Cancer Research – Division Chief of Medical Oncology, will present a SEMINAR TODAY entitled “GENOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF CANCER“. This presentation will cover topics related to cancer classification as function of emerging genomic technologies. Thursday,… Read More
Join the Executive Director of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (ANAC) and a local member of ANAC for a session on barriers to PrEP uptake at 5:30 pm Jan. 23 in the College of Nursing (Crowe Building), Room 208. Fewer than 25% of people who could benefit from PrEP in the U.S. are… Read More
Critical Path Institute (C-Path)‘s nonprofit drug accelerator, TRxA, offers selected BRIDGe awardees a comprehensive suite of resources, including: Funding to advance drug development initiatives. Strategic and tactical expertise in drug discovery and development, including regulatory science considerations. Resources and hands-on guidance, collaborating closely with academic researchers to develop comprehensive data packages for potential drug candidates,… Read More
With the implementation of DASH there is a new process for disclosing potential Conflicts of Interest (COI) when submitting a grant proposal, research contract, or IRB proposal. For proposals submitted between January 7, 2025 and April 1, 2025, all key personnel must have a new COI disclosure in the DASH Research COI module before the… Read More
With the implementation of DASH, the Office of Research reminds researchers and business managers about the requirement that proposals must be fully routed, finalized, and approved in Cayuse at least five business days before the sponsor’s submission deadline. The UT Health Science Center has an institutional responsibility to verify the accuracy, validity, conformity, and eligibility… Read More
Novel platforms for life science research, from basic science to drug discovery Thursday January 29, 2025; 12:00PM-1:00PM Room 201 Molecular Science Building 858 Madison Avenue, Memphis, TN 38163 Join us on lunch to learn more about life sciences portfolio offered by Revvity. Revvity offers a broad array of immunoassays for biochemical and cell-based… Read More
