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Advanced microscopy reveals 3D structure of parasites’ cells

UT Southwestern physician-scientist Dr. Richard Wang wants to identify and break the links HPVs use to develop into cancers. The latest findings from Dr. Wang’s laboratory are reported in Nature Communications, holding promise for better methods to diagnose HPV-related cancer.

Josephine Thinwa, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine and Microbiology, found that the enzyme CDKL5 has a link to both a rare neurodevelopmental disorder and the cell recycling process known as autophagy.

UTSW observed National Advanced Practice Provider Week Sept. 23-27, 2024, with a series of thank-you events culminating in a ceremony that honored standouts from the five APP professional groups: clinical nurse specialists, certified nurse midwives, certified registered nurse anesthetists, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners.

Molecular biologist Dr. Vincent Tagliabracci’s significant contributions in the field of biochemistry have led to his receipt of the 2020 Norman Hackerman Award in Chemical Research.

Dr. Houshmand’s dedication and skill in patient care have led to her selection as winner of the Ho Din Award, UT Southwestern Medical School’s most prestigious honor, given each year by Southwestern Medical Foundation to recognize a doctor with attributes inherent in great physicians. It was established in 1943 and comes with a medal, certificate, and $10,000 scholarship.

UT Southwestern’s research labs have restarted experiments with realigned workspaces and schedules as part of the phased reopening of campus following a shutdown earlier this year.

UT Southwestern’s latest class of Endowed Scholars in Medical Science includes researchers focused on proteins implicated in disease, new treatments for neurological disorders, and the human genome. Each Scholar will receive four years of financial support, from 2020-2023, to conduct cutting-edge research as a tenure-track Assistant Professor.

U.S. counties with higher percentages of smokers and violent crime and lower rates of high school graduates are associated with higher mortality rates from cardiovascular disease, according to new public health findings from UT Southwestern Medical Center cardiologists and data scientists.

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