Want to be in the know about what’s happening across UT Health Sciences? Check out The Pulse, a new monthly email newsletter full of the best stories, events, and media coverage of UT Health Sciences. This newsletter is replacing the former 5 Quick Things emails to help our university community be proud of the impact… Read More
Dr. Guo will be presenting his virtual seminar on Monday, March 16th at noon (CDT). Access the Zoom meeting link here.
Alicia Youngstrand has been a student in the histotechnology certificate program in the College of Health Professions at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences since January. Her bachelor’s degree is in fish, wildlife, and conservation biology, but she found jobs in the field were scarce and did not pay well. She worked briefly as a… Read More
The Division of Biostatistics of the Department of Preventive Medicine, UTHSC, invites you to attend TODAY’s seminar. Time: Monday, March 09, 2026, 2:00PM – 3:00PM CT Venue: Doctor’s Office Building, 66 N Pauline Street, Conference Room 400 ZOOM Virtual Room Connection: Register in advance for this meeting to get the Zoom Link Seminar Website: https://www.uthsc.edu/preventive-medicine/events.php Speaker Bio: https://www.uthsc.edu/faculty/profile/?netid=vcolonna Integrating Genetic Ancestry,… Read More
Join us for the Brad Baker Race for Sight 5k on March 7th, starting at 9 a.m., at Shelby Farms Park. This student-led event, hosted by the Hamilton Eye Institute Lions Club, raises funds to provide free cataract surgeries for underserved patients in Memphis and beyond, as well as supports our annual surgical mission trip.… Read More
Last Saturday morning, 25 Shelby County high school students came to the University of Tennessee Health Science Center campus in Memphis to compete in the state’s first-ever Brain Bee. Not all arrived believing a career in medicine was possible. By day’s end, they could picture themselves as the person in the room who had the answers.… Read More
The Neuroscience Institute invites you to attend our Seminar Series on Tuesday, March 10th, at noon in the Link Auditorium. We’ll be hosting Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology Faculty Candidate Dr. Jonathan VanRyzin, as he speaks on “Glial Mechanisms of Reward Dysfunction in Stress and Addiction.”
The deadline for podium presentation has been closed but stays open for poster presentation for the Graduate Research Day ’26. To present a poster and participate in the poster pitch, you may submit your abstract by Friday, March 6. Submit your abstract here! Feeling stuck on how to write your abstract? Don’t stress! Check out this helpful video. This… Read More
