How Can Artificial Intelligence on the Battlefield Shape Moral Injury?
A USU graduate student with a background in moral philosophy is preparing to study moral injury in an era of AI-enabled warfare.
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7 Leaders Share Military Medicine Lessons in the USU President’s Strategic Leadership Speaker Series
Speaker series including a former Army chief of staff, current Army surgeon general, and five prominent USU graduates is now on YouTube. Dr....
USU Tracks Rapid Antimicrobial Resistance in Ukraine Combat Wounds
The ARROW study maps infection threats in prolonged field care to provide decision-support tools for frontline providers.
USU Partners with Navy Medicine to Modernize Hospital Corpsman Training and Expand Educational Opportunities
USU's College of Allied Health Sciences aligns Navy Corpsman training with college credit, certifications, and joint readiness.
Where USU Is Going: A Strategic Plan Built for a Fight Without a Golden Hour
USU's 2026-2029 strategic plan rebuilds military medicine education, research, and partnerships for a fight without a Golden Hour.
Human Connection: New USU Neuroscience PhD Builds a Career Around the People Behind the Research
Inspired by an aunt with Down syndrome, Dr. Mydirah Littlepage-Saunders earned her neuroscience PhD at Uniformed Services University.
USU Airman Earns Sijan Leadership Award, 2 Staff Members Named Employees of the Quarter
A Uniformed Services University airman wins an Air Force leadership award, and two civilian staff members earn quarterly honors.
For This Navy Doctor, Studying Death Is Part of Serving the Living
Understanding why people die is giving one USU graduate a new way to serve military members and their families.
From Army Captain to Medical Student: Two West Point Graduates Pivot to Medicine at USU
Two former Army captains leave medical operations and military intelligence to study military medicine at the Uniformed Services University.
Well-Being Can Be Trained Like Any Skill, Neuroscientist Tells USU Lecture Audience
At USU's Brain, Behavior & Mind lecture, Dr. Richard Davidson shared research on training well-being, from classrooms to the militar...
LTC Kirkwood Advances Medical AI Collaboration through Engineer and Scientist Exchange Program
A 2013 USU Postgraduate Dental College alum, Army Lt. Col. Brian Kirkwood heads to Germany to build expeditionary medical AI for combat casu...
USU Graduate Nursing Team Teaches Trauma Care to More Than 150 Providers in Pacific Partnership 2026
USU nurses joined Pacific Partnership 2026 in Vietnam, sharing trauma expertise and building interoperability with partner nation teams.
Mentoring the Next Generation: Inside the Murtha Cancer Center’s Summer Research Program
Students Discover More Than Research Findings from Their Work with the Clinical Breast Care Project