Founders Day 2023
The 45th Annual Founders Day Celebration
November 17 • 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Health Sciences Innovation Building Forum
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November 17 • 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Health Sciences Innovation Building Forum
If you would like to attend the Founders Day Lecture, register by clicking on the button below.
Saturday, October 7, 2023 - 7:30am to 1:00pm
The Eddy Hotel
4626 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85718
A half-day continuing medical education conference highlighting the latest developments in gastroenterology and foregut surgery.
Presenter:
Jason Kirby, DO, MBA, FASAM
Chief Medical Officer of Landmark Recovery
Landmark Recovery, Franklin, TN
The University of Arizona Division of Dermatology will host a by-invitation-only open house for a new Multispecialty Laser and Aesthetics Program on Tuesday, July 25, 5:30-7:30 p.m., at the Banner – University Medicine Multispecialty Services Clinic at
Salma Patel, MD, MPH (center), and Lora Wang, MD (right) are two members of the inaugural cohort for the Spurring Success for Women in Medicine and Science (SSWIMS) Fellowship.
Join us for a virtual information session on the University of Arizona Graduate Interdisciplinary Innovations in Aging online programs developed in affiliation with the Arizona Center on Aging. This session will cover careers in aging as well as an overview curriculum, admissions requirements and the application process. This event is designed to benefit those interested in the field of aging and enrollment in our graduate master’s and certificate programs.
Clara Curiel-Lewandrowski, MD, and Dongkyun Kang, PhD, are collaborating to create a portable, less expensive version of a skin cancer diagnostic microscope.
The sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays pose elevated risks for skin cancer in the desert southwest, but University of Arizona Health Sciences researchers at the UArizona Cancer Center are using their unique position to address this disease with new technology.
Skin cancer diagnosis and treatment can be a multi-step process of repeated biopsies and surgeries. There is one imaging technology, called a Confocal Microscope, that can take the repetition out of the process and enable a doctor to identify the cancer cells more accurately before and during surgery. The University of Arizona Cancer Center is working to create the next generation of that technology.
Bright Horizons will host an information session to share the servi