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The Software Core Facility provides a single site for users to determine which software packages are available to research personnel at UT Southwestern.

The UT Southwestern Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) is soliciting proposals for Pilot and Feasibility Grants (P&F) to support studies on nutrition, obesity, and obesity-related disorders. Applications due Nov. 1, 2022

Organizing Committee Co-Leaders W. Lee Kraus, Ph.D. Professor & Director, Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences Assistant Dean for Research Development Raksha Jain, M.D. Professor, Internal Medicine Ex Officio Member Joan Conaway, Ph.D. Vice Provost and Dean, Basic Research Advisory Board Antonia Chen, M.D. Professor & Chair, Orthopaedic Surgery Eleanor Lederer, M.D. Professor, Internal Medicine Tarek Rajji, M.D. Professor & Chair, Psychiatry Catherine Spong, M.D. Professor & Chair

The Protein Chemistry Technology Core at UT Southwestern offers peptide synthesis and Edman protein sequencing to the academic research community.

AAV Viral Vector Core Facility was designed to support both internal clinical studies and the wider scientific community, our program has been built around a professional team with diverse expertise, working collaboratively with a broad range of stakeholders.

Systems BioHPC Cloud Compared to traditional HPC facilities, BioHPC aims to be easy-to-use for all of our users regardless of computing experience. Though the heart of our systems is a high-performance compute cluster with fast storage, we offer a wide range of services. The BioHPC Cloud encompases all of our systems and services, with access to: Simple web-based tools via the BioHPC Portal. Specialized, research-focused web applications, e.g. Astrocyte. Thin-client and workstation computers

FAQs What do I need to do to donate my body to medical research? If you are interested in donating your body, please download and complete our Membership Agreement or contact membership services at (214) 648-5029 to request our agreement by mail or email. UT Southwestern can also accept donations of individuals that are not previously signed up with our program prior to passing and after death has occurred. The Next of kin may contact the Willed Body Program at 214-648-2221 1-888-905-9991 or see

Apply to become a member of the Willed Body Program at UT Southwestern and donate your body for medical education and research.

You may donate your loved one to the Willed Body Program prior to death if you are the Donor’s Agent or Guardian by completing the agreement packet in the next section and submitting a copy of the relevant court documents.

Careers Experience the dynamics of computation in a world-class biomedical environment and team-based problem solving at the forefront of cutting-edge scientific progress Are you a... User of HPC systems with a background in biomedical or basic science research and want to transition into the HPC side of enabling new discoveries? Computer scientist or engineer with a focus on HPC-specific innovation and research? Programmer with Linux experience on multiple platforms or have strong C++ skills