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The Community Medicine Unit is dedicated to preventing and reducing the disproportionate burden of disease affecting vulnerable communities.

GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP AGREEMENT This Graduate Medical Education Fellowship Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into by and among The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, an agency of the state of Texas located at 5323 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas, Texas 75390 (the “UTSW”), and the individual fellow in training « Full Name Title», an individual (the “Fellow”). WHEREAS, UTSW is an institution of higher education that has as part of its mission to

Quantitative PCR Services Microarray core is offering cost-effective Q-PCR service for researchers looking to: - Perform quantitative gene expression profiling - Validate existing gene expression data - Quantitate miRNAs Real-Time PCR(Q-PCR) Service Runing Q-PCR plate using 7900HT system Single Cell-to-CT™ qRT-PCR assay Taqman Assay (Probe set) Back-to top

Next-Generation Sequencing Next-Generation Sequencing The UTSW Genomics & Microarray Core Facility has acquired Illumina Hiseq 1500, HiSeq 2500 and NextSeq 500 system for second generation sequencing and are providing massively parallel sequencing service for both national and international customers. Appropriate applications include DNA-seq (Whole Genome seq, Exome seq, ChIP-seq, Targeted Reseq and De Novo seq), RNA-seq (Total RNA seq, mRNA seq, Small RNA seq). Turn-around time normally is two

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

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

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

Next Chapters The Next Chapters program empowers faculty members to make informed decisions as they navigate the transition into the later stages of their careers. This program is open to all faculty members and is designed to provide guidance, resources, and insights to enable late career planning and retirement. Watch the 2025 video presentations below. Late Career Transitions Emeritus and Adjunct Status Video: Next Chapters – Dwain Thiele - Emeritus and Adjunct Status Retirement from a

The Scholar's Edge The Scholar’s Edge is a lunchtime workshop series designed to support faculty career development through focused, engaging sessions on topics that matter. Each session offers practical insights and strategies while creating space for connection and conversation among colleagues. The series highlights timely and relevant subjects with future sessions planned to address additional challenges and opportunities faculty may encounter throughout their careers. Whether you're seeking

Seldin Awardee Reflections The Seldin Symposium is more than a competition; it's a celebration. It joyfully recognizes what trainees can achieve when they work with researchers and clinicians who are dedicated to their success, whether personal, professional, or scientific. We invited recent awardees to reflect on the meaning of the Seldin Symposium as we honor their contributions and look forward to how they will transform medicine and science in ways we can't yet imagine. Ezim Ajufo Olgert