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1) Your name, program, dissertation title. Lauren Cornell, Translational Science Ph.D., Utility of Magnetic Nanoparticles for Targeted Corneal Endothelial Cellular Delivery 2) Please tell me about yourself, why did you pick UT Health San Antonio, and your program. I had gotten my... Read More →

“My grandfather told me if you see a line, get in it. In my life, I’ve taken that advice to mean that if you see an opportunity, take it,” said Steven Smith, this year’s Terry M. Mikiten Graduate Research Symposium keynote speaker. Smith, who currently works as a NASA STEM... Read More →

Dr. Sealy Hambright graduated from UT Health San Antonio in 2017 from the Biology of Aging track. He currently works as a Scientist at the Center for Regenerative Sports Medicine at the Steadman Clinic, part of the Steadman Philippon Research Institute. When did you first become... Read More →

The Graduate Dean has established a mechanism for supporting qualified Doctoral and Masters Student’s travel to national scientific meetings for the presentation of their research. Instructions Applications will be accepted three times each year (February 1, June 1, October 1)... Read More →

Dr. Tiffani Houston, a graduate of the South Texas Medical Scientist Training Program, will be walking the stage on May 18 as one of the four M.D./Ph.D. students set to graduate this year. After graduation, she will be moving to Miami to pursue a combined Internal Medicine and... Read More →

Everyone was at the edge of their seats on the evening of April 16th, as the University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) comets and the Trinity University tigers went into the first tiebreaker of the 19thAnnual Brain Bowl since its commencement in 1998. Both teams entered the... Read More →

1) Your name and program. Marija Anne Djurkovic, Master of Science in Immunology and Infection 2) Please tell me about yourself, why did you pick UT Health San Antonio, and your program. I am originally from Mission TX, a relatively small town that is part of the Rio Grande... Read More →

Kids of all ages can grow their own bacteria colonies, unlock new species, and learn while having fun. This colorful game is intended for audiences in elementary and middle school. It is currently in testing to make sure it runs well on all devices and we are still also waiting... Read More →