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Skip to main content About Us Built on a quarter-century of research in mood disorders, the Center for Depression Research and Clinical Care (CDRC) was established in 2015 to realize a future free from the burden of depression. In the last seven years, our Center has demonstrated its impact in lives changed. We have led research into new treatments, including brain and blood tests, for depression and suicide. Our Vision A future free from the burden of depression. Our Mission Transform the

Skip to main content Team Shixuan Liu Assistant Professor Department of Neuroscience Peter O'Donnell Jr. Brain Institute Office: ND4.202BA Email: shixuan.liu AT utsouthwestern.edu UT Southwestern Profile Neema Sakariya Research Assistant (remote) Early Medical Scholar, University of Rochester Project: Seasonality in human births and deaths Email: neema.sakariya AT rochester.edu Chinmay Lalgudi Research Assistant (remote) BS/MS, Stanford University Project: Social and environmental influences on

Zhijian “James” Chen receives 2026 Brinster Prize 

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Skip to main content Research Mechanisms of the Seasonal Clock Seasonal rhythms such as hibernation, migration, and seasonal reproduction are widespread in nature. In humans, many aspects of normal physiology and disease, including seasonal affective disorder, cardiovascular diseases, and viral infections follow notable seasonal patterns (Fig. 1). Classical work since the 1950s (Fig. 2) has revealed that seasonal rhythms, much like circadian rhythms, are driven by an endogenous clock. This

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HARC (HIV/AIDS Re-entry Coalition) is a Dallas-based initiative led by Dr. Nijhawan that improves HIV prevention and care for incarcerated and recently released individuals. Through quarterly collaboration, HARC enhances PrEP access, HIV testing, care continuity, and stakeholder communication to