GraphPad Prism is a comprehensive software designed for scientific data analysis, graphing, and statistics, specifically tailored for researchers in biology, medicine, and pharmacology. It enables users to create publication-quality graphs, perform non-linear regression, and run statistical tests without needing to code. The Molecular Resource Center has 10 seats open for Graphpad, each for $150.00. Interested? Contact Dr.… Read More
A new state law (TCA 68-30-201) places restrictions on how we handle human genome sequencing. Effective now, UT Health Sciences is prohibited from: Using sequencing equipment or software produced by companies in 15 CFR 791.4-listed countries Storing human genetic sequencing data in those countries Allowing anyone physically located in those countries to remotely access our… Read More
From East Tennessee to West Tennessee, the Tennessee Rural Health Care Center of Excellence at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences is enabling providers to close health care gaps in rural communities statewide with $1.75 million in grants announced Tuesday. Established in 2025 with a $12 million grant from the Tennessee Department of Health, the Center of Excellence… Read More
Last call for 2026 nominations for TLC Teaching Awards! The Teaching and Learning Center invites nominations from anyone in the UT Health Sciences community for three teaching awards given to faculty who exhibit outstanding effort in implementing active learning strategies, creating a welcoming environment for students, and advancing the scholarship of teaching and learning. The… Read More
Join us for the Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare Simulation Workshop April 16–17 in Link Auditorium. This free, two-day, in-person workshop provides a comprehensive, hands-on exploration of evidence-based health care simulation with a focused integration of artificial intelligence and virtual reality. Participants will review current simulation standards, ethical principles, and professional resources; examine theoretical frameworks that guide… Read More
The College of Nursing will host April’s Population Health Research Conference! Join us on the 2nd floor in the Crowe Building (Room 208). April’s guest speaker is Ricketta Clark, DNP, FNP-BC, from the College of Nursing. She will discuss mobile nursing cancer screenings. Dr. Clark is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Promotion… Read More
According to the National Cybersecurity Alliance, there are four cybersecurity basics everyone should use for online safety. In this fourth and final part, let’s talk about phishing (and other scams). Phishing remains the most common online threat. Criminals send fake emails, texts, or social media messages to trick you into revealing sensitive information or clicking… Read More
Make time for what matters. Book your annual exam and take a proactive step toward a healthier you. University Health Services is located on the 9th floor of the 910 Building. You can schedule online using Luma or call 901.448.5630.
