Official Twitter for the Mechanism of Disease and Translational Sciences Track at UTSW
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Congrats to @UTSW_MODTS student @emilyrnett for successfully defending her PhD today!!!
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MODTS welcomes new students to @UTSWGradSchool @UTSW_MODTS
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Congrats to Danielle Robertson, O.D., Ph.D., @docdeeodphd, on her January 1, 2026 appointment to Director of @UTSWGradSchool's Mechanisms of Disease and Translational Sciences (@UTSW_MODTS) track! gsbs.utsouthwestern.edu/prog…🥳👏
ALT Danielle Robertson, O.D., Ph.D.
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Congrats to the 2025 winners of OBI's Research Day poster contest – Haley Moore, @UTSWmstp student in @KonopkaLab & @TexasMemory; @RM_Neuro, Neuroscience @UTSWGradSchool in Roberts Lab; & @Irvin_TGarza, Genetics, Development and Disease @UTSWGradSchool, in the Gray Lab.
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🚨 We’re officially on LinkedIn! 🚨
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Southwestern is now sharing student stories, research highlights, and career journeys—where science meets professional growth.
🔗Connect & Grow with Us: bit.ly/3YijXGn
#UTSW #PhDLife
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📢 SAVE-the-DATE - Jan 30th, 2025
PROVIDES welcomes Dr. Sonya Neal (@Neal_Lab), Associate Professor,
@HHMINEWS Freeman Hrabowski Scholar, Dept. of Cell & Developmental Biology, UCSD.
“The role of rhomboid superfamily Guardians of membrane-related processes and homeostasis”
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@UTSW_PROVIDES welcomes @TorresVJ_Lab, Chair, Dept. of Host-Microbe Interactions at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Seminar: “Impact of prophages on the pathogenesis and outbreak potential of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus”
☑️ Nov 21 at 12-1 pm 📍NG3.112
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At UTSW, our trainees are mentored by expert faculty, receive multidisciplinary training across the biomedical sciences and push the boundaries of scientific progress. Join the innovative research + education of the next generation of scientists bit.ly/3TwNCJp
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Congrats to Ashley Rowe, B.S., @Ashley_in_lab
on receiving the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Award F31 Fellowship from the @NatEyeInstitute!
@UTSWGradSchool @GDDgradprogUTSW @WertLaboratory
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How to write a strong discussion section: ⬇️
ALT How to write a strong discussion section
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Got plans tomorrow? Grab a friend and a lab mate and drop by the Grad Student Lounge for a pick-me-up. Our Grad Career Development Office is graciously hosting this Community Check In.
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Submit an abstract by August 26 for the AACR Conference on RNAs as Drivers, Targets, and Therapeutics in Cancer (November 14-17, Bellevue, WA) chaired by @HowardYChang, Joshua T. Mendell, Anastasia Khvorova, and V. Narry Kim.
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#aacrRNA24 @Mendell_lab
