Congrats Dr. Samaya R Krishnan

Presenting the newest graduate of the Cellular and Structural Biology Program!
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Mrs. Smith Goes To Washington

I met the President during the holidays. No, not Henrich, Obama!
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Congrats Dr. Xin Bao: Newest Graduate of the Molecular Medicine Program

Dr. Xin Bao successfully defended her dissertation on October 29, 2014. The title of her thesis was "Ubiquitin Mediated Proteolysis in Yeast." We then asked Dr. Bao a few questions about her experiences as a graduate student.
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Planning your Professional Life with Dr. Peter Johnson

Dr. Peter Johnson, Executive Vice-President of Vancive Medical Technologies, traveled to San Antonio to talk to students at UTHSCSA about how he got where he is today, and what we should be doing now to prepare for our own career goals.
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Congrats Dr. Nooshin Mirkheshti: Newest Graduate of The GSBS Molecular Medicine Track Program

Dr. Nooshin Mirkheshti successfully defended her dissertation on September 18, 2014. The title of her thesis was "Targeting Prostate Cancer by Salinomycin and Vitamin D3: Roles of the mTOR Signaling and Androgen/Androgen Receptor Pathway". We asked Dr. Mirkheshti a few questions...
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Waiter, There’s a Drosophila in my Soup

The scientist, inventor, and perhaps modern day Renaissance man, Dr. Nathan Myhrvold, is taking the cooking sub-culture of Molecular Gastronomy to new dimensions.
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Congrats Dr. Michael Walsh: Newest Graduate of The Biology of Aging Track

Dr. Michael Walsh successfully defended his dissertation on September 3rd. The title of his thesis was "The Effect of the Histone Deacetylase Inhibitor Butyrate on Age-Related Muscle Atrophy". In addition to asking Dr. Walsh a few questions, we asked his mentor, Dr. Holly Van...
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Congrats Dr. Xiang “Vicky” Bai: Newest Graduate of the Pharmacology Program

Dr. Xiang "Vicky" Bai successfully defended her dissertation on August 28th. The title of her thesis was "Mechanisms Underlying Therapeutic Effects of Rapamycin in a Mouse Model of Synucleinopathy". We asked Dr. Bai to reflect on her experiences by asking her a few questions.
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