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1) Your name, program, dissertation title. Danielle Santana Coelho, Neuroscience Discipline, Integrated Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program. Investigating the pathophysiology of maternal inflammation-induced autistic-like phenotype:  From rodents to primates. Her mentor was... Read More →

UT Health San Antonio successfully reopened study space, for our students, in the Briscoe Library on September 8, 2020, to accommodate the need for individualized quiet study. We are pleased that our community has honored the safety protocols put in place. Beginning Saturday,... Read More →

Jessye Castro is originally from northeast Texas and moved to San Antonio for college. She attended Trinity University and completed a bachelor of science degree in biology and is currently in a second-year graduate student in the Personalized Molecular Medicine Program in Dr.... Read More →

Tell me about yourself, what year are you, what program/discipline? Who is your mentor? I am Jose Gutierrez. I grew up in a small town in South Texas. I started having a major interest in science in high school. I entered a science fair with a project doing basic quality tests on... Read More →

The NOSTER Science Microbiome Prize is an international prize that rewards innovative research by investigators, under the age of 35, who are working on the functional attributes of the microbiota. The research can include any organism that has potential to contribute t... Read More →

UT Health San Antonio has had a huge impact on the field of medicine. The first coronary artery stent, the first anti-aging drug, the first estrogen receptor test, multiple cancer and diabetes drugs, and many other advances were both invented and tested here. The Special Research... Read More →

Dear Faculty and Staff, The Presidential Awards recognize exemplary performance by individuals who consistently excel in their positions and demonstrate a strong commitment to the mission and core values of UT Health San Antonio. I am pleased to announce that the nomination... Read More →

Although scientists are at the forefront of human knowledge, the institutions where they work can often be not as progressive. In recent years, academia has been more attentive to the issues of inclusion, accessibility, and equality, but a lot of work still needs to be done. To... Read More →