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One of the Richest Representations

Building a bio repository to quickly diagnose diseases.

samples of various honey

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Not a Simple Sugar

UTM student, professor build a honey of a library.

Julian Cosner

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Nipping it in the Bud

Doctoral student studies hemp pest management.

Students working on an engineering project.

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Getting Hands Dirty

Engineering students find solutions for local rehab facility.

UT Research Foundation 2021 Fiscal Year Stats

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By The Numbers

Technology commercialization impact from UT’s Research Enterprise.

One Health

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One Health for All

Connecting people, animals and the environment to protect health.

Samaria Grandberry stands in an outdoor cafe

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Prescribing Produce as Medicine

UTC alumna blazes trails as dietician.

A mother and father walk through a meadow joyfully with their five year old daughter

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To Be the Best They Can Be

UTHSC Center on Developmental Disabilities helps children thrive.

A woman stands at a bakery counter in a white shirt and black apron

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Enriching the Lifeblood

UT Southern mentorship program pairs established businesses with start-ups.

Shipping continers arranged in a colorful grid

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The Challenge in a Granola Bar

Defining, teaching, managing (and improving) global supply chains.

participants in masks and blindfolds assist each other in completing tasks in a leadership training activity

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A Calling as Public Servants

The Naifeh Center and Tennessee Human Resources partnership helps guide state employees.

Three researchers stand in a creek bed looking for fossils

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A Time Jump to the Past

UT Martin takes stewardship of the Coon Creek fossil site.

Emma Jo Eversole greets the crowd on horseback at Dolly Parton's Stampede

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Learning the Trick

Emma Jo Eversole reaches her goal of becoming trick rider.

A young black woman rests her head on a globe on a college campus lawn. She is dressed in a black tee shirt, white pants and leather sandals

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An Idea Whose Time has Come

UT System acquires Martin Methodist College, names it UT Southern.

Mark Schorr, UTC professor of biology, geology and environmental science, works to determine stream quality with UTC students Kendra Keller, left, and Jasmin Barton-Holt.

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Fishing the Stream

UTC professor Mark Schorr and his students research creek water quality.

Beef cattle in a large field

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Class Action

A partnership between UT Martin and Murray State uses education to fight climate change.

three black bears climb a small hill in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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Like a Phoenix

Five years after Gatlinburg fires, trees and bears are thriving.

Nan Gaylord speaks to a patient at the Vine School Health Center, a place where Knox County school children receive comprehensive health care.

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Creating a Healthy World

During the past 25 years, Nan Gaylord has witnessed just about everything in the waiting room at Knoxville’s Vine School Health Center.

Dr. Mukta Panda stands in a hospital hallway

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Stories Well Told

Dr. Mukta Panda champions the human connection in medicine.

Two gloved hands carefully hande documents from 1919 unsealed from a time capsule

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Time Travelers

UT's time capsules celebrate bygone eras.

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Bringing Broadband

CIS and the state Department of Economic Development partner to benefit rural counties.

The McClanahan family in front of their barn

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Family Linked to UT Since 1946

An “Everywhere You Look, UT” mural shows pride.

Laura McMaster stands on the pedestian walkway in the shade of a tree on the UT Southern campus

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Opening the Door for Alumni

UT Southern's alumni director seeks connections.

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