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Clinical & Translational Science Forum will provide an open, community-based opportunity for early career clinical investigators to improve their skills in clinical research design and analysis, and in the presentation of research plans and data. The goal of this interactive forum is to share

Back by popular demand, this year's conference will feature a one-day live hybrid session (in-person and virtual via Zoom), as well as additional on-demand presentations, all for CME, Ethics, and ABIM-MOC credit. The conference will feature experts discussing current trends and emerging

PATHOLOGY SEMINAR SERIES Stephanie C. Eisenbarth Director, Center for Human Immunobiology Chief of Allergy and Immunology in the Department of Medicine Roy and Elaine Patterson Professor of Medicine Professor, Medicine (Allergy and Immunology), Pathology Northwestern University

Q&A with Quality & Operational Excellence In-Person - Walk-ins welcome - Come and go as you like! Please join us each month for our Quality & OpEx Q&A Sessions to assist you and your department in answering any questions you may have about your quality improvement initiatives. This is an open

Join us for the next presentation of the Surgery Resident Research Forum. "Induction of Serine Hydroxymethyltransferase 2 Promotes Tumorigenesis and Metastasis in Neuro-blastoma" Presented by: Rachael Clark, M.D. "Exploring Stromal Tgfβ Inhibition as a Strategy for Priming Checkpoint

“Human Evolution in the 21st Century: A Novel Genetic Variant Reveals a Contemporary Heterozygous Advantage” Speaker: Douglas E. Vaughan, M.D. Director, Potocsnak Longevity Institute Irving S. Cutter Professor of Medicine Emeritus Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine About

Innovations in cardiovascular treatment and imaging promise better care for patients, but reimbursement cuts and other market forces threaten adoption and access. Learn about the newest trends in cardiovascular medicine and how they impact the future of care delivery. Things you'll learn: How

This fall, One Health Day features two TAMU-CVMBS speakers who will discuss large scale health problems that span human, animal, and environmental health. The TAMU/UTSW CTSA Program invites you to attend: Trypanosoma cruzi: A One Health Approach to the epidemiology of and control of canine

UT Southwestern’s African American Employee Business Resource Group (AAE-BRG) invites you to join this in-person event that will feature music and a variety of fun interactive board and team games. Light refreshments will be available. This social event will allow all current and interested AAE BRG

June is National Safety Month. Step up your skills and knowledge with the Safety Circus across the campus. UTSW groups and outside vendors will offer information and tips for keeping yourself safe, along with your family, our patients, and visitors. Safety Month also includes a kids' coloring