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Philipp Scherer wins 'Triple Crown' of diabetes research awards

Dr. Johann Deisenhofer, winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for using X-ray crystallography to determine the first 3D atomic structure of a large membrane-bound protein molecule, has been named Professor Emeritus.

Protocol for immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence frozen sections.

Protocol for immunohistochemistry.

On a cold March 1, less than five years after the opening of William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital, UT Southwestern officials, physicians, nurses, and clinical staff gathered with architects and construction executives – as well as descendants of the hospital’s namesake, the late Texas Gov. Clements – to celebrate a milestone toward completion of the hospital’s third tower.

UT Southwestern recently became the first hospital in Texas to perform single-incision robotic surgery.

Dr. Kevin Klein, a noted anesthesiology leader and educator at UT Southwestern, has been installed as the 136th president of the Dallas County Medical Society, the second-largest medical society in the nation. His one-year term leading the 7,700-member group started on Jan. 17.

Dr. Charles Rosenfeld, who estimates he has participated in the care of 500,000 newborn babies since joining UT Southwestern in 1973, has been named a Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics.

Through the efforts of Dr. Allen and the late Dr. Harry M. Spence, also a UTSW Professor of Urology, pediatric urology became the first recognized urologic subspecialty. A faculty member from 1970 until 1998, Dr. Allen specialized in voiding dysfunction, intersexuality, endocrine disorders, reconstructive urology, and the neurogenic bladder. He rose to become Professor and Chief of Pediatric Urology, the Division he co-founded with the late Dr. Paul C. Peters.

Gene editing innovators discuss research at President’s Lecture Series