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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Nov 6
One microscope, many more possibilities. A flexible 3D imaging platform developed by a #UTSW-led team can support a wider range of research while reducing the need for labs to purchase multiple specialized microscopes. bit.ly/48DeqPg
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Nov 6
A new perspective on health and disease: #UTSW’s Hydra microscope reveals cells in 3D, helping researchers study brain development, cell interactions, and disease. See how this tool is advancing research: bit.ly/4f1OPmC
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 28
What if a new liver could be built from your own skin cells? Step into the lab of @MRizwanPhD, Assistant Professor of @utswbme and @utsweye, where he and his team are using cell manufacturing and 3D printing to create personalized livers. More: bit.ly/3Lw1gvu
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 26
What can the microbes living on our skin teach us about health and disease? @HarrisTryonLab is studying how the skin microbiome changes during infections and inflammatory conditions to help inform new treatments. Learn more: bit.ly/3UoZocg #UTSWMeetTheMinds
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 13
How we view cancer could soon change. Working together, @JinmingGaoLab and Baran Sumer, M.D., are on the cusp of a new era in cancer treatments thanks to fluorescent nanotechnology. Take a deeper dive: bit.ly/43AO6Ej
A portrait of two individuals standing side by side, dressed formally. To the right is abstract, colorful artwork with textured patterns. Text reads: "Glow Getters. Working together, a UTSW surgeon and bioengineer are lighting the way to a new era in cancer treatments with fluorescent nanotechnology and breathtaking clinical trial results.
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 12
Attending #ACRM2026 in Washington, D.C.? Don't miss this @UTSWMedCenter presentation, which explores new approaches to supporting caregivers and improving outcomes after patient discharge.
This image shows an individual standing indoors at a conference center. Text on the image reads: "American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, Oct 12 - 16, Washington, D.C. Poster Presentation: Implementing a Structured Care Trial to Enhance Caregiver Readiness for Discharge: A Feasibility and Protocol Study." The individual is identified as Hawon Park, P.T., D.P.T., Department of Therapy Services, UT Southwestern Medical Center.
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 9
The first @AACP123 "Un-Convention" connects community psychiatrists with strategies and tools to support people with complex needs. Join @UTSWMedCenters's Faiz Kidwai on Oct. 10 to learn how to close service gaps for incarcerated people. More: bit.ly/4AEJb3f
A person in professional attire stands in front of a backdrop with a geometric pattern. Text on the left reads, "Using the Sequential Intercept Model as an Advocacy Roadmap for People Who Are Incarcerated." The name Faiz Kidwai is mentioned, along with the title Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry. The timing for an event is noted as Saturday, Oct. 10, 4:15-5:30 p.m. The UT Southwestern Medical Center logo is at the bottom left.
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 1
Meet 17 new faculty members advancing discovery at the 2026 New Faculty Research Forum. Connect with the #UTSW research community, explore innovative work, and view this year’s lineup: bit.ly/3TRcqeR #NFRF2025
The image is a promotional poster for the UT Southwestern Medical School New Faculty Research Forum. It features four faculty members with their photos and topics.The image is a promotional poster for the UT Southwestern Medical School New Faculty Research Forum. It features four faculty members with their photos and topics.
The image is a promotional poster for the UT Southwestern Medical School New Faculty Research Forum. It features four faculty members with their photos and topics.The image is a promotional poster for the UT Southwestern Medical School New Faculty Research Forum. It features five faculty members with their photos and topics.
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Oct 1
A renewed focus on the science shaping the future of medicine.

Follow our newly rebranded Instagram, @UTSWScience, to learn more about the researchers and discoveries from more than 500 UT Southwestern labs advancing medicine and patient care. bit.ly/4rJvOea
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 30
What makes a virus capable of invading our cells, and how can we stop it? @OrchardLab_Rob, studies Norovirus, influenza, and enterovirus to uncover how they enter cells, evade immune defenses, and reveal potential targets for new therapies. More at: bit.ly/4gP6NKv
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 29
If you're attending the International Society of Bipolar Disorders @ISBD4 Annual Meeting in Vancouver, be sure to check out Dr. Abigail Ortiz's presentation: Wearable-derived sleep-activity dynamics across a continuum of suicide risk in #bipolardisorder. #ISBD2025
This image is a promotional flyer for a presentation by Abigail Ortiz, M.D., at UT Southwestern Medical Center. The presentation is titled "Genetic and Digital Phenotyping in Mood Disorders: Wearable-Derived Sleep-Activity Dynamics Across a Continuum of Suicide Risk in Bipolar Disorder." It is scheduled for Wednesday, September 30, from 4:45 to 6 p.m. The flyer includes a portrait of the speaker, who is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry, with a hexagonal pattern in the background.
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 29
Attending #AMRPAFall26? Don't miss the opportunity to hear from @UTSWMedCeter's Erin Wuerz as she shares insights and expertise in inpatient medical rehabilitation. Join us to connect, learn, and bring back practical strategies for improving patient care.
This image features a promotional graphic for the American Medical Rehabilitation Providers Association event in Austin, TX, from September 27 to 30. It highlights a session on building a high reliability performance improvement system in inpatient rehabilitation, scheduled for September 30 at 10:45 a.m. The graphic includes a person smiling in a professional setting with the logo of UT Southwestern Medical Center.
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Dr. Deirdre Brekken@BrekkenDeirdre
Sep 17
Kicking off Postdoc Appreciation Week tomorrow with some impactful science by our @UTSWScience #postdocs #NPAW2026
UTSWPostdocOffice@UTSWPostdocs
Sep 17
Looking forward to recognizing the contributions our postdocs make to research, discovery, and innovation here @UTSWScience! We also love seeing them gain confidence in their scientific communication skills while sharing their ideas. The Future of Medicine, today! #NPAW2026
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 18
Scientists at @CRI_UTSW found that aggressive brain gliomas exploit the metabolite guanidinoacetate (GAA) to activate nearby neurons and accelerate tumor growth. Next step: Testing whether an existing dietary therapy can reduce GAA and improve outcomes. bit.ly/4hcfpKn
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 17
Lung cancer has long been one of medicine’s toughest opponents. Thanks to a recent discovery, researchers found that an orphan drug holds promise in boosting the efficacy of radiation in non-small cell lung cancer. Learn more: bit.ly/43AO6Ej
Three researchers in lab coats and gloves are standing in a laboratory. One is holding up a test tube while discussing with the others. Shelves with various lab equipment and supplies are visible in the background. The text overlay reads: "Orphan Drug Boosts Radiation Therapy. Researchers find that an orphan drug holds promise in boosting efficacy of radiation in non-small cell lung cancer.
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UT Southwestern Medical Center@UTSWMedCenter
Sep 9
Masashi Yanagisawa, M.D., Ph.D., is the recipient of a 2026 Lasker Award for discoveries that revealed how orexin regulates wakefulness and causes narcolepsy when absent. His groundbreaking work conducted at UTSW, is transforming the science of sleep. bit.ly/46dG700
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 9
By studying how bacterial virulence factors manipulate host cells, @orthkim is uncovering new insights into eukaryotic signaling systems – discoveries that could inform new strategies to fight infection and advance human health. bit.ly/4xr3AXE #UTSWMeetTheMinds
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Sep 7
Learn about the molecular machinery that connects neuronal receptors to cytoskeletal remodeling with @kenny_mighty17. Don't miss his talk at the Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity meeting @CSHL on Sept. 8. Learn more: bit.ly/46ozjNj #CSHLNeurocon
A person with glasses is shown on the right side of a promotional image for an academic meeting. The title reads “Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity Meeting.” It details a topic on axon guidance receptor DCC and actin regulator WAVE complex. Below the title, “Kehinde Ayinde, Molecular Biophysics Graduate Program” is noted. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 8, at 8 PM EDT. The logo for UT Southwestern Medical Center is at the bottom.
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UTSW Science@UTSWScience
Aug 19
Exploring the brain one neuron at a time, the @ShahmoraLab uses nanoscale imaging to uncover how neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and ALS begin and progress. Learn about the Shahmoradian Lab and its groundbreaking research: bit.ly/4wsg3Ju #UTSWMeetTheMinds
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UT Southwestern Medical Center@UTSWMedCenter
Aug 12
For Savannah Dieste, research into youth suicide risk is about hope. The #UTSW Clinical Psychology doctoral student studies how trauma affects at-risk adolescents. See how her research, mentorship, and service earned her the 2026 Ida M. Green Award. bit.ly/4pZ8urG
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