UTSW Science

@UTSWScience

The official UT Southwestern clinical and translational research account. With over 500 research labs, discover how we are advancing medicine and patient care.

Dallas, TX utsouthwestern.edu/research/ Joined February 2021

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UTSW Science @UTSWScience 1d

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

www.utsouthwestern.edu New 3D microscope packs many imaging tools into one system An international team of researchers led by UT Southwestern Medical Center has developed a versatile light-sheet microscope that captures 3D views of biological samples, from activity inside living...

UTSW Science @UTSWScience 2d

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

www.utsouthwestern.edu A microscopic tool with macro potential - Center Times Plus, UT Southwestern UTSW provides scientists with access to cutting-edge 3D electron microscopy that permits the deepest looks inside cells to advance biomedical research.

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.