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About Us Our Goals Provide the infrastructure to support, facilitate, and advance studies in nutrition, obesity, and metabolic syndrome Develop the next generation of nutrition and obesity researchers Establish Interdisciplinary research teams to create dialogue and support collaborations to support translation of basic scientific findings to humans and effectively communicate these advances to the public Meet the UT Southwestern NORC Team L to R: Jonathan Cohen, Ph.D.; Jeffrey McDonald, Ph.D

CMRU Core Offerings: Wet Lab Our state-of-the-art wet lab is equipped with specialized analytical tools and technologies, such as the Cobas e411 and Cobas c311 modules. These capabilities allow us to perform a wide array of diagnostic tests, from biochemical panels to drug screening, ensuring precise and timely results for your research needs. CMRU lab employs Roche's Cobas e411 and Cobas c311 analyzers to boost laboratory efficiency and diagnostic precision. The Cobas e411 is an automated

CEMF Renewed $4.0M Core Facility CPRIT Award (RP220582)

Roles & Responsibilities Principal Investigator (PI) and Department Research Staff Individual designated to oversee project sponsored by a grant award. They are responsible for the proper conduct of a research project. Faculty in full-time positions (instructor, assistant professor, associate professor, and professor) automatically have PI status. Departmental research staff assists PIs with administrative functions of submitting proposals and managing awards. This role is engaged with these

In Memoriam: Scott Grundy Published on: January 31, 2025 Scott M. Grundy, M.D., Ph.D. Scott M. Grundy, M.D., Ph.D. , Professor in the Center for Human Nutrition and in the Department of Internal Medicine, died on Wednesday, Jan. 29. He was 91. In 1981, Dr. Grundy joined UT Southwestern as founding Director of the Center for Human Nutrition – the first such enterprise at an American medical school. Over the course of 32 years, he oversaw the Center’s mission to offer a place where faculty could

The goal of the NEI Center Core Grant for Vision Research is to enhance the capabilities of vision research scientists by facilitating easy access to equipment, training and technical support, which expands experimental capabilities, results in more cost-effective and time-efficient research, and

The overall goal of the NEI Center Core Grant for Vision Research is to enhance the capabilities of vision research scientists by facilitating easy access to equipment, training and technical support, which expands experimental capabilities, results in more cost-effective and time-efficient research

Adequate training for your study personnel is critical for compliance, as well as important for ensuring participant safety and scientific integrity of your research.

After you’ve completed project development, the next step in a research project is developing research protocols and finalizing your analysis plans.

Feasibility assessments help determine the ability to recruit your population of interest from UT Southwestern patients as you develop a study.