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Meet our Principal Investigator, Cheng-Ming Chiang, Ph.D.

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Skip to main content People Meet the PI Tara Barron, PhD Assistant Professor, Pathology CPRIT Scholar in Cancer Research Dr. Barron earned her Ph.D. from UT Health San Antonio, where she completed her dissertation on electrophysiological implications of neuron-glial interactions. She subsequently und…

Learn about the Seplyarskiy Lab's research.

Skip to main content Funding We are funded by the NIH, the Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation, and UTSW Neurosurgery and Dean’s Start up.

The Lieber Lab studies life after liver transplantation — focusing on survivorship experiences of patients and their caregivers. Our research seeks to understand what it means to go through this life-saving and life-changing surgery. By listening to the voices of those who have lived it, we aim to improve transplant care, guide future programs, and help people achieve better long-term health and quality of life after transplant.

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Skip to main content People Meet Our Team The BIRTLab is part of the Department of Radiation Oncology and Division of Physics & Engineering, and collaborates with various departments at UT Southwestern, as well as outside facilities. Join Our Lab Meet the Principal Investigator Ken Kang-Hsin Wang, Ph…

The Lieber Lab studies life after liver transplantation — focusing on survivorship experiences of patients and their caregivers. Our research seeks to understand what it means to go through this life-saving and life-changing surgery. By listening to the voices of those who have lived it, we aim to improve transplant care, guide future programs, and help people achieve better long-term health and quality of life after transplant.

The Lieber Lab studies life after liver transplantation — focusing on survivorship experiences of patients and their caregivers. Our research seeks to understand what it means to go through this life-saving and life-changing surgery. By listening to the voices of those who have lived it, we aim to improve transplant care, guide future programs, and help people achieve better long-term health and quality of life after transplant.