The UT College of Veterinary Medicine is part of the reason Knoxville was named Dog Fancy Magazine’s DogTown USA for the best city for dogs in the Southeast. The college is one of only 28 veterinary schools in the country and offers unique programs such as physical rehabilitation and therapy for dogs and horses, medical and radiation oncology, veterinary social work and avian, wildlife and exotic zoological medicine. A committee, including the college and city and county officials, is helping Knoxville get the word out about its pet-friendly activities, laws and accommodations.
A Surprise of a Lifetime
A Nature study led by UT Health Sciences researcher Rob Williams shows that genes linked to mortality shift across the lifespan and differ dramatically between sexes.
Solving Problems for Tennessee
UT researchers use a diversified funding portfolio to advance quantum technology, agriculture and other discoveries, supporting solutions for Tennessee while limiting the effects of shifting federal support.
Enter the Quantum Realm
UT System researchers are translating quantum science into practical technologies that strengthen cybersecurity, accelerate discovery, improve sensing and prepare a workforce for the emerging quantum economy.
