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Biorepository: Multi-Specimen Biobank Access Our biorepository provides access to a diverse collection of biological specimens, including blood, plasma, serum, and tissue samples. This multi-specimen biobank supports a wide range of research projects, ensuring the availability of high-quality samples…

Digital Accessibility What is Digital Accessibility? Accessible digital content (published webpages, presentations, shared electronic documents, emails, etc.) is information that can be read and/or interpreted by everyone, regardless of personal limitations, according to federally mandated ADA guidel…

The brain has always fascinated Ana Ortiz, a neuroscience graduate student in the lab of Dr. Genevieve Konopka. As one of 45 recipients of a Gilliam Fellowship for Advanced Study, Ms. Ortiz will use the grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to support her research into brain development and how disorders such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may arise.

This award honors clinical faculty who consistently share time and expertise in service to internal committees, task forces, and other institutional activities that make a significant impact on the care delivered to UT Southwestern patients.

UT Southwestern’s School of Health Professions has received a $3.25 million federal grant to provide financial assistance to students in its nationally ranked Physician Assistant Studies Program.

This award celebrates clinicians who demonstrate exceptional commitment and effectiveness as mentors to health care providers.

Once every three months, six employees within in our hospital and clinics are honored for exemplifying excellence and professionalism in all they do.

The local community and the people of Texas are so supportive that I feel the future for UT Southwestern is very bright. If UT Southwestern continues the open collaboration of many disciplines, such as engineering, it will result in new understandings and advances that will improve the health of the community and the nation.

UT Southwestern is providing new hope for older adults who suffer fractures and the complications that can result from those injuries with the new Returning Seniors to Orthopedic Excellence (RESTORE) Program.

I have so many memorable moments, including going into the anatomy lab for the first time, studying in the carrels, learning from Nobel Laureates, and of course, graduation. Another memory that makes me smile is the testing, which was held in the most magnificently orange environment known as Gooch Auditorium. It was the perfect testing environment for someone whose favorite color is orange!