The UT Health Science Center Wellness Committee invites you to share your path to wellness and enjoy some apples and donuts. Wednesday, April 30, 2025 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Plaza Concourse Level at the bottom of the escalator Wellness Committee Members include: Dr. Desiree Burroughs-Ray, Dr. Valarie Fleming, Dr. Jessi Gold, Dr. Monica Jablonski,… Read More
CALLING ALL STUDENTS! May is National Bike Month and here in Campus Rec we will be having a challenge for you! If you take 5 Spin classes during the month of May, you will receive a gift card and a UTHSC Fitness Center towel! There are 9 opportunities total in May to get a class… Read More
Campus Recreation is increasing hours for the summer season only. Starting Monday, May 5, the weight/cardio room, Studio 2, and locker rooms will be open Monday through Thursday from 5:30 am to 10:00 pm. For more information, feel free to call 901.448.5973.
Stop by the College of Medicine, Room A117, on Wednesday, May 7, for Dr. James Bailey’s presentation, Extending Care into the Community to Improve Cardiovascular Outcomes. As always, lunch is available at 11:45 am on a first come, first served basis. Register now! See you there or join us via Zoom. Link to register for… Read More
To improve your overall Copilot experience, consider trying the following: Use natural language and interact as if you’re talking with a friend. The more you converse naturally, the better Copilot can understand your needs and provide tailored assistance. This approach helps Copilot learn your preferences and deliver an even more engaging and helpful experience throughout your… Read More
Both qPCR machines in the Molecular Resource Center are currently down and unavailable for use. They are scheduled for repair evaluation. Questions? Contact Daniel Johnson, MRC Director
Digital PCR Seminar with QIAGEN Monday, May 19, 2025 | 10:30 – 11:30 am Cancer Research Building, Room 115 Our Molecular Resource Center (MRC) has a digital PCR (dPCR) instrument that you can use! QIAGEN will be on campus next month to give a dPCR presentation addressing the following: How does dPCR compare to qPCR?… Read More
Researchers are reminded that all NIH funding applications involving activities outside the United States or collaborations with international partners must include a justification — even if the foreign component will not receive NIH funds. The justification should explain the special resources or characteristics of the research project (such as human subjects, animals, specific diseases, equipment,… Read More
