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Programs Career Enhancement Program The Career Enhancement Program (CEP) provides seed funding to support and foster careers of early-stage scientists interested in translational liver cancer research and to facilitate more established investigators refocusing their research towards this area. CEP funds career-enhancing pilot projects with the potential to generate groundbreaking discoveries that significantly improve liver cancer prevention, early detection, or treatment efficacy. Two to four

Events The Center hosts monthly research conferences featuring speakers from other Departments and Institutions. In addition, work-in-progress presentations from Center faculty occur on a regular basis. Upcoming Past Events Quick Links Division of Digestive and Liver Diseases Internal Medicine Research Jean Wilson Society Back-to top

News Study reveals cellular recycling process key to human health February 03, 2025 UTSW-led research team uses cryo-EM to show how protein receptors return to a cell’s surface Research could lead to treatments for obesity, extreme weight loss June 13, 2024 Interplay of intestinal bacteria, host cells affects body weight, UTSW researchers find UTSW researchers identify driver of inflammatory bowel disease September 12, 2023 Scientists studying mice unlock transformation that causes protective

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The Division of Medical Physics and Engineering at UT Southwestern is engaged in clinical service and consultation, research and development, and education.

Research Funding the Findings! Currently, research grant applications are being funded, and six National Institute of Health (NIH) proposals were submitted last fall for funds to further promote our research efforts. In collaboration with CBC's Zimmern lab, researchers from Dr. Jeremiah Gassensmith's lab and Dr. Nicole DeNisco's lab have received a grant. The researchers engineered a dye called BactVue. The dye may potentially label cells with an active bacterial infection in the bladder. This

CME Courses in Digestive & Liver Diseases What's New in GI? This program is designed to provide attendees current information on how to recognize symptoms and use current data to establish diagnosis and formulate the appropriate treatment plans for the management of gastrointestinal diseases. Presented by experts in the field of gastroenterology, this course is designed for gastroenterologists, GI surgeons, internists, family practice physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and

Established in 1999, our breast surgical oncology program was the first pilot fellowship program to benefit from a Komen Foundation Fellowship Grant.

Our program has unique strengths which set us apart from many other family medicine residency programs.

We offer a one-year clinical fellowship position with emphasis on bariatric and MIS cases, graduating surgeons who succeed in academics or private practice.