Final Words: Saul Jaime And His Cross Country Adventure To Conduct Research
Saul Jaime explains what it was like to drive all the way to Baltimore to conduct his dissertation research at the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Read More →
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Brett Ipson: Making A Difference in Children’s Lives
M.D./Ph.D. graduate student Brett Ipson talks about how he decided he wanted to be a pediatrician and a researcher. Read More →
Calais Prince Selected For NIH New Investigator Travel Award
Calais Prince will be receiving a NIH New Investigator Travel Award for her research on maternal health. Read More →
Using Household Materials For Science
Graduate students extracted DNA, simulate a concussion, and see germs using household materials with elementary school students. Read More →
Nathan Mitchell Works To Find More Effective Antidepressants For Kids
Nathan Mitchell is working to develop new antidepressants that will treat childhood and adolescent depression more effectively. Read More →
GSBS Graduation: Congrats Class of 2016!
Check out a few photos and the livestream footage from the GSBS graduation. Read More →
UTHSCSA Voices 2016 Unites Students From All Five Schools
UTHSCSA Voices brought together more than 180 healthcare students. See the videos. Read More →
Why Do We Lose Muscle As We Age?
Phillip Webster explains why we start feeling the harmful effects of losing our skeletal muscle as we age. Read More →