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Nursing the Nurses: Study hopes to reduce risk of injuries to nurses
Worker injuries cost the healthcare industry about $20 billion a year. Preventing injuries of all kinds is the goal of a study Dr. Chris Cunningham has started through the Department of Psychology and in collaboration with the safetyCures group of the Chattanooga Regional Health Innovation Coalition.
UTC Mathematics Professor Cuilan (Lani) Gao selected for UT CORNET Cancer Research award
Winners of the first UT CORNET Awards in Cancer Research for the University of Tennessee system, announced today, included Cuilan (Lani) Gao, PhD, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
ReSEARCH Dialogues crowns 10 winners
The 10 winners in this week’s ReSEARCH Dialogues competitions have been announced.
Truthseekers: ReSEARCH Dialogues digs for answers
Want to expand your mind with new ideas? ReSEARCH Dialogues is waiting.
The Scoop on UTC’s Research Dialogues Conference: 9 Questions with Vice Chancellor for Research, Dr. Joanne Romagni
The Scoop on UTC’s Research Dialogues Conference: 9 Questions with Vice Chancellor for Research, Dr. Joanne Romagni
Apply for ReSEARCH Dialogues 2017 before the deadline!
Get ready to show off your hard work, because the deadline to apply for the 2nd annual ReSEARCH Dialogues conference is coming up on February 28.
Redefining Tai Chi as a culture for empowerment
This modified version of the ancient martial and healing art makes Tai Chi accessible to individuals with ambulatory impairment and works to transform the wheelchair from an assistive device into a tool of empowerment.
UTChattSat brings space technology to local classrooms
Placing satellite technology into the hands of students is the heart of UTChattSat’s mission.
Katherine Adorati: Student Success Profile
“I can’t say it’s been easy. It’s definitely been a challenge. But, you know, I like the challenge,” says Katherine Adorati, a double major in Chemistry and Spanish who is also minoring in Biology.