Alumna Dr. Sweta Mishra Interviewed by American Lung Association
A recent Ph.D. graduate of our Cellular and Structural Biology graduate program, Dr. Sweta Mishra was recently interviewed by the American Lung Association (ALA). Read More →
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Travels in DC: Yuanhang Liu at the BIBM Conference
GSBS Travel Award winner Yuanhang Liu writes about the Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) initiative and other updates from the IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM) conference in D.C. Read More →
Two Career Advisory Council Members Recognized in the SA Business Journal
Two of our Career Advisory Council members CEO of WiseWear, Dr. Jerry Wilmink and CEO of Nebulab, Guillermo Vela were recognized for their achievements in the San Antonio Business Journal this month. Read More →
Diversity In STEM: What Is It And Why Is It important?
Diversity in science acknowledges the potential for greatness in individuals who are underrepresented. It builds relationships and improves our creativity. It improves our work environments and strengthens our interpersonal skills. Read More →
GSBS Alumna Dr. Nicole Baganz In The News Twice
GSBS Neuroscience Alumna Dr. Nicole Baganz was featured by The Vanderbilt University Medical Center Reporter and the Nashville Scene for her contributions to public communication, outreach, and education about neuroscience. Read More →
Volunteering at the Cancer Therapy Research Center: Sharon Kwee Plays Violin For Patients
Graduate student Sharon Kwee volunteers at the CTRC where she plays violin for patients. Read More →
Calais Prince Speaks To Undergraduate Students About Careers in Biomedicine
Calais Prince spoke to Texas State University undergraduate students about careers in biomedicine. Read More →
A Graduate Student’s Perspective On Attending A Conference Changes Over Time
Jessica Zavadil writes about the preparation that she did before the CPRIT Innovations in Cancer Prevention and Research conference. Read More →