Three Ph.D. students in the Basic and Translational Biomedicine program showcased their outstanding research in bone and musculoskeletal biology at the 2025 Annual Meeting for American Society of Bone and Mineral
Read More about NEOMED Ph.D. students are “rising stars” in bone and mineral researchToday, Thursday, Sept. 18, from 12:30–1:30 p.m. in the Great Hall, NEOMED Executive Education is excited to kick off the first Employee Empowered Excellence workshop of the semester! Join us for “Mission Possible: Goal Setting,” an interactive session designed to help you move beyond to-do lists and create meaningful, achievable goals that align with NEOMED’s
Read More about EEE workshop today!We are pleased to announce the first collaborative pilot funding program for the UH-NEOMED Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Research Center. The UH-NEOMED Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Research Center is accepting applications for pilot projects focused on innovative Brain Health research. This program aims to support collaborative research relationships between UH and NEOMED faculty related to
Read More about UH-NEOMED Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Research Center pilot funding programThird-year medical student Dean Spyres participated in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Diversity and Inclusion Mentorship Experience (PRS DIME) at the University of California San Diego (UCSD). He shared his experience with The Pulse. For many medical students—especially those without a home plastic surgery program—entering the field can feel like navigating without a map.
Read More about Stitching together a path: A reflective journey through PRS DIME at UCSDWe are excited to share that Dr. Matt Pfeiffer recently joined the Office of Institutional Research team to serve as our new Data Specialist. Matt joins us from Kent State University where he earned both his Master’s Degree and Ph.D. in Sociology and has worked over the past 11+ years in various capacities, including Director
Read More about Welcome, Matthew Pfeiffer, Ph.D., new data specialist in the Office of Institutional ResearchOn Tuesday, September 23, from 11:15 a.m. to noon, Colleen Duchon and Stephanie Gaskins will lead a professional development session on a topic that impacts every course at NEOMED: the textbook adoption process. While textbooks may seem like a straightforward part of course design, the reality is far more complex. Faculty and staff play an
Read More about Library/Writing Center professional development spotlight: ‘How Textbooks Work at NEOMED’NEOMED is requesting applications for research proposals in three areas: Student Research Equipment Purchase Faculty Seed Grants There will be a Zoom Q & A session with Dr. Rebecca German on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025. Please reach out to Nona Hose for a link. Proposals are due 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025 to Nona
Read More about NEOMED is requesting applications for research proposalsYou’re invited to the 5K Brisk Walk and the Breakthroughs Lecture. Both events aim to raise awareness about neurological disorders and support your local NEOMED student interest groups and community. Download the flyer for more information and registration. Brain Day Flyer
Read More about Brain Day events on Oct. 8-9The NEOMED Health Services Research Focus Area is hosting a research symposium at NEOMED on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025. Please join us to learn more about ongoing health services research in Northeast Ohio. Our keynote speakers will be Dr. Samudragupta Bora from the University Hospitals Health Services Research Center and Dr. Phil Turk from the
Read More about Health Services Research at NEOMED SymposiumJoin us for the Multicultural Festival at NEOMED from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, in Cook Hall. The celebration is open to all students, faculty, staff, friends, and families. Savor a variety of delicious foods and enjoy performances from around the world. Visit tables representing different countries, ethnicities, and identities. The Multicultural Festival is
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