Applied research, a discipline which uses inquiry-aided design, has helped Jefferson faculty and students come up with solutions to surprising issues created by the pandemic.

Visuals help tell research stories - This research describes how a tube for meals inserted through the abdomen (j-tube) improves patient outcomes after esophageal surgery.

An international postdoctoral fellow explains how the executive order suspending thousands of work visas might force her to put her dreams of pursuing cancer research on hold

Researchers use discarded wound dressings as a novel and non-invasive way to study the mechanisms that promote healing.

Matt Rohn and Mark Shapses just wrapped up a productive year in the prestigious Medical Research Scholars Program.

This symposium will bring together international experts on the use and impact of solitary confinement. Topics will include the social, psychological, neurobiological and legal impact of solitary confinement, including first person lessons from formally incarcerated individuals and members of the criminal justice system. This event is sponsored by the Provost’s Office at Jefferson and free to the public.