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Match Day 2023 at UT Southwestern specialty list

Biomedical innovator Samuel Achilefu, Ph.D., aims to use the power of light to expose and defend against one of the darkest forces of disease that has affected humankind for millions of years – cancer. On Nov. 2, as the final speaker in this year’s President’s Lecture Series, Dr. Achilefu will highlight the history of promising fluorescence imaging technology, discuss its current state, and provide a glimpse of what future applications and opportunities may look like.

A pioneer in the field of vascular and interventional radiology, Helen Redman was a master teacher and mentor. She brought an unparalleled level of class and competence to the university and hospital.

Three UT Southwestern Medical Center faculty members, including two from the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center, will present at the American Association for Cancer Research’s Annual Meeting on the growth of breast and ovarian cancers, STING signaling, and compartmentalization in gene activation.

Match Day 2022: Student spotlights

Dr. Beth Levine, a Professor of Internal Medicine and Microbiology whose pioneering research identified the role of autophagy in the development of human diseases, died June 15 at her home in Dallas. She was 60.

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.

Attending UT Southwestern Medical School was a clear choice for Dr. Taylor Guinn, who grew up in Frisco and was familiar with its reputation.

The life sciences and medicine are shifting to the use of computers to make sense of the massive amounts of data collected and are developing specialized software solutions to accomplish that, Dr. Danuser explained, underscoring why events such as the hackathon are important for UT Southwestern to take part in.

As the weeks turn into months in this pandemic, it can be hard to stay focused and positive, especially if residents face a combination of stressors at work and at home. UT Southwestern offers a variety of resources to help residents and other learners in this challenging time.