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
Wednesday’s presentation by William Cushman, MD, FACP, FAHA, is in the Coleman Building instead of the Crowe Building. Join us in 117 Coleman (North Auditorium) on Wednesday, November 6, for a presentation on Hypertension and the Middle Path Study by Dr. Cushman, Medical Director and Professor, Department of Preventive Medicine at College of Medicine. It is… Read More
November 1: No new non-mission critical projects will be started. December 1: No new non-mission critical work requests will be started. Between now and December 1: You may continue to use Archibus to submit all requests, which will be prioritized and tracked through Archibus and scheduled to be performed after January 6, 2025. The facilities director, managers, supervisors, and architecture and… Read More
Engaged in human subjects research or clinical research? The Office of Research invites you to explore our BASIC RESEARCH TRAINING seminar materials. A series of 3 multi-session lessons, Basic Research Training is designed for new investigators, research staff and coordinators, and anyone who wants to learn more about research study conduct (Research 101) or research… Read More
As part of broadening our international relationships and recruiting students globally, the UT Health Science Center is developing a relationship with Gulf Medical University (GMU) in the United Arab Emirates. There is keen interest from GMU to partner with the UT Health Science Center on many fronts, including research. To that end, GMU would like… Read More
Thank you to everyone who participated in Cybersecurity Awareness Month’s “It’s all fun and games until it’s not!” We have some Starbucks gift cards and UT Health Science Center insulated tumblers for those who participated in our Scavenger Hunt. While the hunt is still available to play, the prizes were for those who completed the… Read More
With the growing reliance on mobile devices for accessing work-related information, we all must remain vigilant against social engineering attacks targeting these devices. With 16+ billion mobile devices in use worldwide, new data reveals how bad actors are shifting focus from the standard email phishing attempts to mobile devices. Zimperium’s 2024 Global Movile Threat Report… Read More
