Members of the Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging teams visited UT Knoxville and ORNL earlier this month to learn more about their work and explore potential collaborative opportunities.
Every student has their own journey to higher education. Regardless of where a student’s journey starts, finding the right environment for their interests and needs is crucial to reaching their higher-education goals. Thankfully, our state offers students a number of options all through one connected network: the University of Tennessee System. Read the President's Column: https://t.co/fK4k9jxJ7C
.@UT_President is hitting the road to bring exciting opportunities to Tennessee high schoolers! 🚍 He’ll visit schools statewide to discuss academic programs, student life, and financial aid like UT Promise, while highlighting the 5 unique campuses.
#FindYourUT#EverywhereUT
In light of the recent tragedies affecting Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and other states, my heartfelt prayers are with all those impacted. The challenges and losses faced by families and communities are truly unimaginable. Now more than ever, it is crucial that we come together to support our neighbors. Let us uplift one another and extend the assistance needed for healing and recovery.
Here are ways to give and get involved in the recovery effort -
TN: https://t.co/mcDvFw8OJU
NC: https://t.co/2fG7ZqCdnd
SC: https://t.co/A2fCDalN90
GA: https://t.co/u0c6q2ENi8
FL: https://t.co/7pDnowZZBN
With so many of our neighbors suffering from these devasting floods, the University of Tennessee stands ready to support our communities during these challenging times. For valuable resources on recovery and assistance, please visit @UTIAg’s flooding recovery resources. Together, we will rebuild and recover.
In collaboration with researchers from across Penn beyond, @MJMitchell_Lab and team have identified a "forcefield-like" defense system in solid tumors and the genetic elements that can switch it off. #PennBioengineering#mRNAresearch
https://t.co/9eFfFaiCG3
September is pediatric cancer awareness month, a cause that is close to my heart.
Cancer is the leading cause of death by disease after infancy. Around 400,000 children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer each year, but the actual number may be higher since an estimated 44% of global cases go undiagnosed.
Please support pediatric-specific cancer research (only seven drugs have been approved by the FDA to treat childhood cancer in the past 30 years. In this time, over 200 drugs have been approved for adults) through trusted organizations such as @talanstrust & Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation (@PBTF) & @stjude
link to support a current fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, in honor of our friend Noah: https://t.co/R9xViYB1h5
Listen to Assistant Professor of Ecological Systems Engineering Emine Fidan speak about enhancing water resource management through data-driven solutions, Thursday, September 19 from 4–5 p.m. in TIC, room 402. Learn more here: https://t.co/t9EPk3dHKc
Discover our PhD program in translational drug delivery!
Join our informational webinar and learn about how our world-class faculty transform research into real-world therapies.
Date & Time: Thursday 10/10 @ 6pm.
Register here: https://t.co/UsX9f6S5HQ
Dr. Pavlos Msaouel breaks down why over half of people diagnosed with renal cell carcinoma are young Black men who carry the sickle cell trait: https://t.co/onaUaCl5JK @PavlosMsaouel#KidneyCancer#EndCancer
Studies show infants and young children treated for brain tumors show early signs of falling behind in academic readiness. Early interventions, such as enriching experiences and support, may improve long-term academic achievement for survivors.
https://t.co/i6F0cptOJE
Simon et al from @ChariteBerlin. Methylation-based classification of pediatric CNS tumors based on ultrasonic aspirator-reduced tissue is feasible using time- and cost-efficient @nanopore sequencing. https://t.co/QdOUeDsTtQ