The primary function of GenAI is content generation. Many professionals overlook their potential applications in daily tasks, even when opportunities are readily available. Consider the outputs you routinely produce—reports, designs, presentations, code, communications, proposals, and training materials. Any content created in text, voice, images, or data is a suitable candidate for GenAI integration. To identify… Read More
To: MEDFAC: UTHSC College of Medicine Faculty The Tennessee Beta Chapter Executive Committee will be meeting to select up to ten (10) faculty members and (3-5) alumni/alumnae based on the criteria of “commitment to scholarly excellence and medical education” as outlined in Article IV, Section 4 of the AOA Constitution, which states: The provision for… Read More
Tuesday, January 20, 2026 | 12:00 – 1:00 pm Mooney Library The Office of Research quarterly town halls are designed to keep our research community informed, engaged, and connected. These sessions will provide important updates, highlight key initiatives, and offer an open forum for discussion and feedback. We encourage all faculty, staff, and trainees involved in research… Read More
The go-live date for the DASH-Research IRB Module has been moved to February 16, 2026, to ensure a smooth and successful launch. This additional time will allow for complete data validation, finalization of documentation, and preparation of training materials. Key Dates and What to Expect January 30 at 5:00 pm CT – February 15, 2026.… Read More
When the Center for Healthcare Improvement and Patient Simulation (CHIPS) opened in 2018, it transformed how the University of Tennessee Health Science Center prepared students for clinical care. With a recent round of major technology upgrades, CHIPS is again redefining what is possible, making high-quality simulation training more accessible, flexible, and forward-looking than ever. Read… Read More
Scammers don’t just use email anymore; they also send fake meeting invitations that appear to come from colleagues, students, vendors, or campus offices. These invites may include links to “join a meeting,” review documents, or approve requests, and once clicked, they can lead to credential-stealing sites or malware downloads. Because calendar invites automatically add events… Read More
Wednesday, January 21, 2026 12:00 – 12:30 pm, Central Federico Gomez-Uroz Horst, Teaching and Learning Center In the fast-paced world of health sciences education, keeping course materials current with the latest research and clinical guidelines is a constant challenge. This 30-minute session explores the content generation capabilities of Google´s NotebookLM, an AI-powered learning assistant. We… Read More
In a darkened operating room at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital in Nashville, something extraordinary happens. As John F. Lazar, MD, peers into a surgical console, the lung tissue on his 3D monitor begins to glow. What was once invisible to the human eye — tiny, early-stage cancer cells — is now illuminated in vivid fluorescent… Read More
