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Giving to the Peter O'Donnell Brain Institute helps sustain the integration of research and clinical activities that bring scientific advances to the bedside.

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For the past decade, the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute has redefined what’s possible in brain science and care.

Selection Process We have so many accomplished and inspirational women! Due to space limitations, we were forced to feature only a subset. The 60 women on the Wall are selected by a committee of senior and junior faculty using rigorous and objective inclusion criteria in Feb. 2022. They are leaders w…

Every woman in STEMM breaks a barrier, whether it be personal, professional, or scientific. That's why we recognize the incredible contributions of these women and look to the next generation of female leaders who will transform medicine and science in ways we can't even imagine.

The department comprises 12 specialized sections, supporting a spectrum of complex and innovative approaches to neurological care, a broad range of novel research programs, and a panoply of educational opportunities for trainees.

AIRC researchers are world leaders in developing new MRI tracers, all of which are non-radioactive, and techniques to reveal the aberrant machinery of cancer, diabetes, obesity, Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia, depression, and diseases of the heart, lung, and liver. They are also mapping the brain in unprecedented detail.

The Lyda Hill Department of Bioinformatics seeks to generate the intellectual and technical infrastructure required to integrate vastly diverse data types into models.

Take a look at UT Southwestern's unstoppable growth in past years with the Year in Review.

UT Southwestern's Department of Psychiatry has expertise in virtually all areas pertinent to modern psychiatric practice, ranging from psychoanalysis to neurobiology to psychiatric epidemiology and areas rarely found in psychiatry departments, such as medical ethics, psychotherapy research, neurogenesis, and psychoneuroendocrinology.