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Meet the UTSW winners of the Diana and Richard C. Strauss Service Excellence Award for the Q4 of 2025.

Albert Dee Roberts Jr., M.D., a Professor Emeritus in the Division of Nephrology and a pioneer in dialysis treatment for kidney patients, died on Friday, May 22. He was 96.

Movement Disorders Research The Movement Section has a robust portfolio of research into the basic disease mechanisms in cerebellar disorders and dystonia. Faculty are also engaged in epidemiologic studies aimed towards understanding disease pathogenesis in tremor. We have seven faculty investigators…

Neuromuscular Medicine Clinics Beyond providing primary services, our faculty have established subspecialty clinics that offer a cohesive, multidisciplinary approach to patient care. ALS and Muscular Dystrophy Multidisciplinary Clinic Charcot-Marie-Tooth Center of Excellence Myasthenia Gravis Clinic …

Epilepsy Research At UT Southwestern, epilepsy research spans the full translational spectrum—from basic scientists investigating disease mechanisms in model systems to clinical investigators leading outcomes and patient-centered studies. Our work addresses epilepsy across the lifespan, including ped…

Tomocube HT-X1 Plus (NL5.120S) For optical diffraction tomography of live cells, organoids and tissue sections. Holotomography is a 3D microscopic imaging technology that allows for non-invasive, label-free observation of samples, enabling high-resolution data acquisition The instrument computes a 3D…

The UT Southwestern President’s Research Council (PRC), a group of community members committed to learning about and advancing medical research at UT Southwestern, annually contributes funding to support the work of early career faculty. This year, the PRC selected two former trainees who are now faculty members – Dr. Rodney Infante and Dr. Chad Newton – to receive Distinguished Researcher Awards.

Five UT Southwestern graduate students have been awarded three-year grants from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program, or GRFP.

T. Boone Pickens Jr., whose committed humanitarianism, legendary generosity, and steadfast friendship graced UT Southwestern Medical Center for decades, died Sept. 11 at the age of 91.

UT Southwestern researchers have shown that precision editing of the bacterial populations in the gut reduces inflammation-associated colorectal cancer in mice.