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Faculty Women’s Club of The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Since 1943, the Faculty Women’s Club (FWC) at UT Southwestern (UTSW) Medical Center has welcomed women in the UTSW community who are faculty, administrators or spouses/partners of faculty and administrators. The FWC organizes interest groups, service projects and social events for members. It welcomes newcomers from all over the US and the world to the Medical Center community — and helps with their

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Community Health Fellowship Program (CHFP) Department of Family and Community Medicine Community Health Section Community Health Fellowship Program Program Overview The Community Health Fellowship Program (CHFP) introduces preclinical medical students to community-based participatory research (CBPR), and emphasizes the importance of collaboration as a means for addressing community health problems in underserved communities. Goals and Objectives The focus of the

Each year the Annual Symposium is devoted to training in which the latest developments at the Center are discussed and training opportunities are made available. This year’s topic is Catalyzing Translational Imaging in PET and MR. Faculty, research staff, and undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral students are encouraged to attend. Past participants have included those from academia and industry around the country. Instead of poster presentations, all attendees are encouraged to submit

Symposium and Training XI: New Concepts in Metabolic Imaging Agents: MR, PET, & Fluorescence Thursday, April 10, 2003 Presented by The Mary Nell and Ralph B. Rogers Magnetic Resonance Center and The National Center for Research Resources in association with Program Objective The goal of the NIH-funded Research Resource at UT Southwestern is to develop novel NMR technologies for measuring and understanding intermediary metabolism in vivo. One major emphasis is to

Presented by The Advanced Imaging Research Center and The National Center for Research Resources in association with UT Southwestern Medical Center Program Objective Since Warburg’s discoveries in the 1920s, physicians and scientists have known that metabolism in cancer is different from normal tissue because of the intense metabolic demands for cell proliferation. More recently, it has been shown with molecular methods that metabolic disorders may in some instances cause cancer

JULY 29, 2024 PRESENTED BY: ALINA GRAYS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SPA EDUCATION & BUSINESS PROCESS SPA CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Proposed Syllabus Confidential FY25 Session Overview • Application process: Application opens May 1, 2024 and are due July 19, 2024. Application review and acceptance notifications will be sent Friday, August 9, 2024. • Cohort groups: Accepted applicants will be placed in one of two Cohort sections. • What do