Matt Windsor
| This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Find out how the committee brings together campus leaders to monitor the effectiveness of UAB’s entry plan and look for trends and patterns that indicate additional support may be needed.
All questions answered from Aug. 7 faculty town hall
Faculty submitted more than 100 questions during the virtual town hall Aug. 7; find answers to questions that couldn’t be answered live due to time constraints, including caregiving plans, classroom procedures, testing and more.
Project LEAP will make novel use of integrated patient navigation and student champions to help high-risk young residents.
Pathology department leaders explain pooled testing and other innovations behind the largest higher-education testing initiative in the nation.
‘We intend to keep our UAB community very safe’: Answers from Aug. 7 faculty town hall
UAB leaders discussed scheduling for fall courses and caregiving considerations, demonstrated teaching technology and explained how they are continually monitoring data from the community and campus as part of reopening plans.
Siegal named to inaugural Sigma Xi Fellows cohort
Gene Siegal, M.D., Ph.D., interim chair of Genetics and executive vice chair of Pathology, is one of 20 named Fellows of the scientific research honor society for his distinguished contributions as a physician scientist, scholar and leader in academic medicine.
See how colleagues are getting ready and ask: Is my area all set? Download signs, learn best practices for self-installing and order customized signs on the new uab.edu/uabunited site.
This summer’s COVID-19 Data Science Hackathon spurred many creative applications and several ongoing projects, including an automated genomic epidemiology pipeline and a machine-learning based viral transmission simulator.
Study testing behavioral intervention to prevent CMV, major cause of hearing loss in young children
A $2.9 million study aims to lower the risk of pregnant women becoming infected with cytomegalovirus, a virus that can lead to long-term health problems for babies.
Interdisciplinary center is focused on cutting-edge research that can be developed into better treatments — and helping junior faculty develop their own research programs.