News & Events

Dr. Jouni Uitto, Finnish ‘Father of Epidermolysis Bullosa Research,’
Dr. Jouni Uitto, Finnish ‘Father of Epidermolysis Bullosa Research,’ Never Finished with Saving Lives
New RNA Molecules May Play a Role in Aging
Master Regulator in Mitochondria is Critical for Muscle Function & Repair
Real-World Experience Propels Disaster Management and Medicine Program
Big Ideas Thrive at Jefferson Health Hack
Workers use the sun rather than industrial processes to dry Namaste NYC’s textiles.
Five Tips For Social Entrepreneurs
The Mawali Studio
The Malawi Studio Wins Prize for Project Focusing on Resilient Healthcare Infrastructures in Low-Resource Settings
Students participated in role-playing exercises to prepare them for an upcoming DECA competition.
Hundreds of Students Visit Jefferson for Career-building Skills and to Learn About College Life
Jefferson Student woriking to advocate for those impacted by opioid
Pharmacy and Physician Assistant Students Learn to Advocate for Those Impacted by Opioid Use
Using Artificial Intelligence to Predict Risk of Thyroid Cancer on Ultrasound
Jefferson Health Hack participants will work together to put innovation into practice
Jefferson Health Hack Aims to Reinvent Healthcare Access and Delivery
Sidney Kimmel Medical College student Jonathan Karp pitches Respiro at the B. PHL Innovation Fest.
As Part of JeffSolves, Medical and Industrial Design Students Pitched Their Ideas at B. PHL.
Curtis Building SKMC
Thomas Jefferson University Faculty Elected to National Academy of Medicine
Lauren Baumbach leads Jefferson’s highly regarded interior design and interior architecture programs.
Jefferson Achieves Top 10 Honors in DesignIntelligence Rankings
Hallway Leading To Operation Room in Africian Hospital
Jefferson Professor Helps Bring Modern Healthcare Facilities to Africa
Working at JeffHOPE has inspired Samuel Fels to validate and lift up LGBTQIA+ kids and teens.
My Coming Out Story
Lecture to Explore Design for Everyone
UX design student Remi Gurak
Every Great Design Begins With Research
Animated illustration shows how nerve growth depends on stability of cellular railways
Helping Brain Cells Grow Branches for Healthy Communication
Dr. Ozcan-Deniz
Meet our Staff: Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz, Ph.D, LEED AP BD+C
BS In Construction Management
BS in Construction Recently Accredited by ABET
Colorful plate of food
Rethinking Diabetes Care with Nutrition Therapy
Jesse Coale, Director, Physician Assistant Program; Dana Cafaro, Associate Program Director, Voorhees Campus; and Michael Dryer, Dean, College of Health Professions
Thomas Jefferson University Cuts Ribbon on New Home for Physician Assistant Program in New Jersey
Stabilizing Neuronal Branching for Healthy Brain Circuitry

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