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Postdoctoral scholars follow this process find a faculty mentor whose research program aligns with their scientific interests and personal goals, then apply to become that mentor’s trainee.

Seven medical students named Schweitzer Fellows

Artificial intelligence can help cancer patients start their radiation therapy sooner – and thereby decrease the odds of the cancer spreading – by instantly translating complex clinical data into an optimal plan of attack.

Hobbs awarded international prize, Reese named UT Southwestern's newest Pew Scholar, and more.

Introducing the Microbiome Research Laboratory, a new campus resource for in-depth study of intestinal bacteria.

Dr. Julie Pfeiffer’s refusal to back down from a challenge pays off in her studies of poliovirus.

Dr. Lu Le earned international recognition for figuring out why mice – and possibly people – get gray hair and go bald as they age.

Dr. Lora Hooper more or less stumbled into the research for which she is now internationally known – studying the trillions of bacteria and other microbes that live inside the gut – and she was lucky enough to enter the microbiome field just as it took off.

Hairpin turns ahead: Scientists identify the ‘Big Bang’ of Alzheimer’s

A maverick with the spirit to thrive in UT Southwestern’s “no fences” environment, which encourages interdepartmental collaborations, Dr. Danuser is a transformative thinker with the power to shake things up.