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As Program Director for UT Southwestern’s VitalTalk Advanced Communication Training Program, Caitlin Siropaides, D.O., has taught hundreds of clinicians how to have more empathetic conversations with seriously ill patients and their families.

Divya Bezwada, Ph.D., wins the Nominata Award, the highest honor bestowed on a student by the UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, for her kidney cancer research.

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Meet the employees honored at this year's Quarter Century Club celebration

UT Southwestern’s Department of Microbiology could be described as small but mighty, surpassing its size in terms of scientific advances against pathogenic diseases.

Leadership lessons and cultural clashes: Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month keynote speaker Caren Lock encourages boldness in business.

Many winners of the Nominata Award – the highest honor bestowed upon a Ph.D. student of UT Southwestern’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences – have gone on to lead esteemed biomedical careers that progressed from postdoctoral researcher to academic or industry scientist to professor or division leader.

UT Southwestern researchers using advanced microscopes have shown how a lipid that regulates development of the heart, nerves, and immune system is exported out of cells so it can do its job. Knowing the structure of this fat molecule bound to its transporter protein holds promise for someday improving treatments for lung cancer, multiple sclerosis (MS), and other diseases, according to Xiaochun Li, Ph.D., an Associate Professor of Molecular Genetics and Biophysics.

UTSW to launch North Texas’ only Master of Science in Genetic Counseling program in 2024

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.