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"Women's health across the lifespan: Age, sex, and immunity in the urinary tract" Indira Mysorekar, Ph.D. Professor of Medicine Chief of Basic and Translational Research in Infectious Disease Baylor College of Medicine Hosted by: Katherine Wert, Ph.D., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

Q&A with Quality & Operational Excellence Meet with professionals working in Quality & Operational Excellence to learn how they can be a resource or partner for your team! Please join us this month for our Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session to assist you and your department in answering any questions you may have about your quality improvement initiatives. This is an open forum, “come and go”, two-hour-long event where you can ask questions and get input from experts on our teams. Our teams can assist you with any of the following quality improvement needs: Patient Safety & Psychological Safety QuestionsInfection Prevention and ControlOpioid Safety and Controlled SubstancesPatient Experience & Best PracticesOperational Excellence & Transformation / Performance Improvement (PI) TrainingCelebration of Excellence Event & Poster QuestionsPublic Reporting / Health PromotionData Visualization / Tell Your Story with DataBalanced Scorecard QuestionsOperational Plan Guidance Our experts will in…

Join us on Monday, June 29 for a special seminar featuring Mike McShane, Ph.D., Professor and Head of the Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M University. Dr. McShane will present Insertable Biosensors: Enabling Next-Generation Metabolite Monitoring with Responsive Biomaterials, sharing insights from his cutting‑edge research in biosensor implants and translational engineering. About Dr. McShane Dr. McShane is the James J. Cain Professor II in Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M University, where he serves as Department Head and is also affiliated with Materials Science & Engineering and the Center for Remote Health Technologies and Systems. Professor McShane's primary research interests are in biomedical instrumentation and optics, biosensor technology, and biomaterials with emphasis on micro/nanofabrication for responsive materials. In this work, he has pioneered the use of micro/nanoparticles, capsules, and hydrogel-particle composites for development of optical biosensing systems and has assisted in…

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Dr. Peter Walter, Ph.D., is a Professor & Director, Buck Institute for Research on Aging, CA. He will present a lecture for "Molecular Biology Seminar Series" on 6/3/2026. Lecture Title: "Targeting the Cell’s Stress Pathways for Therapeutic Benefit", powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

Learn how to effectively manage and distribute financial incentives to study participants using ClinCard—UT Southwestern’s automated payment solution designed to simplify and secure stipends, reimbursements, and travel-related expenses. ClinCard enables seamless fund distribution via reloadable debit cards and direct deposit, offering a compliant, real-time payment system tailored to the needs of clinical research teams. This training session covers the core functionalities of the ClinCard system, including participant registration, card assignment, payment processing, and Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TIN) validation. The session also covers the process for submitting Study Information Pages (SIPs), managing user roles, and following card security best practices. In addition to system guidance, it provides practical support for handling common scenarios research teams encounter, helping reduce administrative burden and enhance the overall participant experience. Secure your seat, email SPA …

A monthly update series for the UT Southwestern research community in which Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) provides reminders on upcoming funding agency deadlines, highlights process updates, and shares key regulatory and administrative information. The sessions are designed for research support staff and departmental administrators, but all members of the research community are welcome to participate. Agenda: Indirect Costs Decoded - From Proposal to Post-Award: Applying the Right Rate at the Right Time Part I - Setting the Stage Part II - Navigating the Nuances Part III - Managing the Impact, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

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