Spring 2026

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Feature

Brain Games

Like exercise for the body, games can help keep the brain active and engaged. However, experts emphasize that games are most beneficial when combined with other activities that support overall brain health.

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From the President

Mindful of Tennessee’s Health

UT faculty, clinicians and students advance brain health through research, education and care, strengthening Tennessee communities and preparing tomorrow’s workforce.

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Historically Speaking

Path to Neuroscience Excellence

In 1985, the University of Tennessee System created a multidisciplinary Neuroscience Center of Excellence to address the growing complexity of brain research and the need for collaboration across disciplines.

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News and Updates

UT System Highlights Growth, Workforce Impact and 2030 Vision

President Randy Boyd’s 2026 address highlighted UT momentum in student success, research and workforce development and introduced a strategic plan through 2030.