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UT Southwestern’s Once Upon a Time Human Genomics Center offers Comprehensive Pan-Cancer Next Generation Sequencing, research testing, and genomics analysis support.

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Cell and Molecular Biology in Quantitative Imaging Our Vision To integrate quantitative radiological features with biological characteristics of diseases. Our Mission To utilize biological characteristics to synergistically drive the development of optimal radiological biomarkers to enhance prognostic and predictive accuracy in patient care. About Us Welcome to the Department of Radiology’s Cell and Molecular Biology in Quantitative Imaging (CMBQI) program. Our program is focused on developing

Research Projects Quantitative MRI features: Molecular Correlates The lack of noninvasive predictive markers of therapy response is an unmet clinical need in the treatment of advanced kidney cancers. To address this, Dr. Udayakumar’s team utilizes pre-clinical patient-derived tumorgraft and cell line xenograft platforms to validate quantitative MRI measures as predictive and response biomarkers. This overcomes the limitations of tissue-based analysis from biopsies, which are often challenging in

Collaborative Initiatives and Networks (CoIN) The mission of CoIN is to promote collaborative work with other groups across campus. To that end, GIM CoIN encompasses several initiatives: Delivery Redesign for Innovation, Value, and Equity (DRIVE) The mission of DRIVE is to accelerate innovation, value, and equity through safety-net delivery redesign that is grounded in evaluation, implementation, and education. It is a key collaboration with our partners at Parkland Health. Key aspects of

Announcements Rubin Named Professor Emeritus December 30, 2025 Following more than 40 years of distinguished service and a career characterized by exceptional contributions to clinical care, education, research, and program development, Craig Rubin, M.D., has been appointed Professor Emeritus of Internal Medicine. Jean-Antoine Ribeil Appointed Director of Sickle Cell Disease Program November 04, 2025 An internationally recognized physician-scientist, Dr. Ribeil has redefined treatment for sickle

Annual NNRC Symposium Register for the International Neuroscience Nursing Research Symposium (INNRS) This conference addresses neuroscience nursing research across the continuum of scientific inquiry: bench/basic research, translation research, planned clinical trials, works in progress, and completed studies. In this fast-paced meeting you will hear from over 30 world leaders in neuroscience nursing research. If you conduct, carry-out, or care for patients in, neuroscience research studies, you

The transplant nephrology fellow will join UT Southwestern’s vibrant organ transplantation program in kidney, heart, liver, lungs, and bone marrow.

Education & Training The NNRC provides a combination of education and training to support the research mission at UT Southwestern. We provide hands-on education tailored to the individual needs of nurses, therapists, and physicians engaged in research. Engaged Nursing Students Partnering In the Research Experience (ENSPIRE): fourteen-month program during which undergraduate nursing students spend five hours per week participating in clinical research trials. Boot Camp: one day BootCamp for

The Department of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center seeks academically motivated, fellowship-trained, full-time faculty to fill available positions.