“Introduction to Psycho-Oncology" Presented by: Laura Howe-Martin, Ph.D., ABPP PROFESSOR, Regional Psycho-oncology Lead (Simmons Cancer Center), Director of Behavioral Sciences (Moncrief Cancer Institute) at UTSW Brittany Hall, Ph.D. Associate Professor at UTSW Molin Shi, Ph.D

As part of Compliance Month, Natalie Ramello, Chief Compliance Officer, will host a discussion from noon to 1 p.m. at the UH Pavilion 1.701 and online detailing the importance of a strong compliance culture and how you can use your voice to speak up to make UTSW the most compliant place to work and

"Can You Hear Me Now? Good. Hearing Loss in Older Adults" Speaker: Jessica Voit, M.D. Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine Division of Geriatric Medicine UT Southwestern Medical Center About Jessica Voit: Originally from Dallas, Dr. Voit hods a bachelor's degree in biology from the

On behalf of the Clinical Informatics Center, Dr. Chris Lehmann and Dr. Ling Chu, please find below an invitation to the September 2023 Clinical Informatics Research Colloquium. You will also receive a meeting invitation for the colloquium. The Clinical Informatics Center at UT

At this event, the MassChallenge team and key partners share their inspiration to convene the innovation ecosystem in North Texas, followed by a live pitch competition where early-stage startups will compete for a $10K cash prize and a direct spot in the MassChallenge 2022 Global Early Stage Program

Ever wonder how VC’s evaluate startups and the startup’s Intellectual Property? UT Southwestern Blackstone LaunchPad (UTSW BLP) is pleased to host a UTSW BLP Speaker Series: How VCs Evaluate Startups with Prithvi Tanwar. Prithvi is an Office Managing Partner of Polsinelli who is recognized by

Generative Biology: Towards Building the "ChatGPT" in Biology Speaker: Jian Tang, Ph.D. Abstract: Drug discovery is a very long and expensive process, taking on average more than 10 years and costing $2.5B to develop a new drug. Artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly accelerate

This event is hosted by the Center for Organogenesis Research and Trauma (CORT). All departments are welcome to attend.. The mission of CORT is to improve the lives of children and adults living with injury and diseases of the skin, organs, and musculoskeletal system through rigorous science

If you're new to EndNote 20 or new to EndNote in general, this session will get you started. By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Create and organize an EndNote libraryAdd and import references to a libraryUse the group function to organize referencesUse Cite While You Write

Gustavo M. Silva, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology, Duke University Title: "Redox Control of Translation by Ribosome Ubiquitintion" Schedule: May 24, 2023 T. Boone Pickens Auditorium (NG3.112) 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform