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Our mission is to collect, preserve, and provide access to the history of UT Southwestern Medical Center. Our content comes from the UTSW University Archives.
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For decades UTSW has been home to faculty who are researchers with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Some even became Nobel prize winners!
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ALT HHMI investigators Thomas Südhof, M.D., Elizabeth Goldsmith, Ph.D., Kirsten Fisher-Lindahl, Ph.D., Robert Hammer, Ph.D., Bruce Beutler, M.D., Mary-Jane Gething, Ph.D., Leland Ellis, Ph.D., Clive Slaughter, Ph.D., Flora Katz, Ph.D., and Stephen Sprang, Ph.D. sitting and standing behind a table. Bound publications are on shelves behind them.
Do you remember this past Match Day? On that day countless women across the country continued their science dreams by getting picked for their chosen residencies.
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Dr. Melanie Cobb is a professor of Pharmacology and holds the Jane and Bill Browning Jr. Chair in Medical Science. Her research interests are in cellular regulatory mechanisms, cancer biology, and more.
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For our next collection showcase we are with the Department of Surgery. This collection has several subcollections based on each division. It includes documents, photos, lectures, and even related rare books.
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Do you know who this young woman is? The photo was taken in April 2006 but this is all we know. Leave a comment if you know her.
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It's the first day of Autumn! Though we don't get much changing of the leaves in North Texas we do enjoy some like seen in this photo.
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Residents are still students learning their profession in the best way they can by learning from top doctors and patients.
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We love discovering photos of our professors with their children. This image of Dr. Charles Pak with his son Greg Pak was a great find in his collection.
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Heidi Jacobe, M.D. came to UTSW in 2000 and is now a Professor in the Department of Dermatology and the School of Public Health. She serves in leadership roles across UTSW and researches skin diseases.
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Ethan Halm, M.D., was a Professor of Internal Medicine and Population and Data Sciences at UTSW, and Chief of the Division of General Internal Medicine and the Division of Outcomes and Health Services Research.
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The Medical Artifacts Collection holds some of our most interesting items. There are medical saddle bags, medical instruments used in the early years of campus, and examples of every day medical items from different eras.
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Do you know this Urology Chief Resident from 2007? Lately we've identified the majority of his peers and would love to keep up the momentum!
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The lounge area near the McDermott lecture halls has always offered students, staff, and faculty a place to relax and enjoy the view of the courtyard.
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When UT Southwestern first opened the school trained their students to be doctors to aid in the war effort. General William Lee Hart, M.D. even visited the school.
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Not all of our books look the same. This facsimile of a report on Yellow Fever from the 1950s stretches over a foot in length but is only about 6 inches tall. If you'd like to take a closer look, reach out to the archives!
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Congrats to Dr. Wen-Yuan "Elena" Hsieh on her appointment as the William A. Sellars, M.D. & Joyce M. Sellars Distinguished Chair in Allergy & Immunology. She's a physician-scientist in pediatric allergy & immunology.
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Today is the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy. On this day, we are remembering all who lost their lives as well as the heroes who saved countless others.
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We're sending big congrats to Dr. Masashi Yanagisawa on the 2026 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award! His discoveries have revealed the root cause of narcolepsy and have subsequently transformed the science of sleep.
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The collection this week is the Department of Biomedical Communications. This collection includes many pieces of work by Lewis Waters as well as documents related to the first Masters program in Medical Arts.
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We are looking for the first name of Mrs. Boone. We don't know if she worked for UTSW or was a donor so any information you have will be very helpful.
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