ETSU researchers use Nobel Prize-winning technology to map the brain
Anyone who has stood in front of an unlabeled breaker box knows the routine. You flip the switches one by one while someone in the …
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April 16, 2026 ETSU’s effort to training the Next Generation of Global Scholars at Boland Research Day
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April 13, 2026 From Drones to Dinosaurs: Inside the Multi-Faceted World of ETSU Geosciences
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March 30, 2026 Small Steps, Large Community Impact: Mapping the Future of Neonatal Recovery
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February 26, 2026 Fixing the Jam: Dr. Anoop Arunagiri’s Quest to Reverse the Damage of Diabetes at ETSU
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February 5, 2026 Lighting the Way: ETSU Research Pioneers New Frontiers in Memory and Alzheimer’s Treatment
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ETSU’s Sean Fox studies ‘microbial fight club’ to find medicine’s next weapon
Picture a battlefield smaller than a grain of salt, crowded with microbes fighting for the same territory. That competition happens inside the human body, and …
ETSU researcher uses innovative brain-stimulation technology to study heart failure
In the Department of Biomedical Sciences at ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine, researcher Michael Beaumont is studying how existing medical technology could potentially be adapted …
Breaking the cycle: How Liza Wills is mapping the brain’s trauma-alcohol trap
When trauma and addiction occur together, they can create a difficult cycle. A person who survives a traumatic event may turn to alcohol to cope …
New ETSU researcher Yang investigates immune system’s dangerous imbalance
For many sepsis survivors, the battle doesn’t end when the infection is defeated. The immune system, after going into overdrive to fight a life-threatening infection, …
ETSU researcher searches for the brain’s ‘reset button’
Most people who lose their sense of smell recover within a few weeks. They catch a cold, can’t taste their favorite meal for a little …
From Classroom to Lab: How Dr. Chandley Studies the Brain’s Stress Response
It’s 3 a.m. during finals week. Exhaustion sets in, but the heart continues to race. You lie in bed knowing you desperately need sleep, but …
Voices in Research: GPSA Hosts Cross-Disciplinary Panel on Mental Health and Addiction in Appalachia
East Tennessee State University’s Graduate and Professional Student Association will host a panel discussion Sept. 15 on regional substance use and mental healthcare. The …
ETSU Hosts Growing Symposium to Tackle Mental Health Needs Across the Region
East Tennessee State University brought together mental health professionals, students and community members for its second annual Regional Mental Health Symposium on Friday, April 24, …
Engineering Longevity: Dr. Patrick Bradshaw’s Quest to Slow Aging Through Nutrition
Across the Appalachian Highlands, the story of health is often told through a “longevity gap” that separates this region from the rest of the country. …