Pathways to Careers in Science Workshop Highlights Changing Academic Workforce

Dr. Andrea Giuffrida spoke about the changing academic workforce at the Pathways to Careers in Science workshop alongside panelists Dr. Robert Balster, Dr. Amy Hauck Newman, Dr. Timothy Raabe, and Maj. Stuart Tyner.
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Biomedical Product Development Course Connects Students to Entrepreneurs

Students in the Biomedical Product Development Course meet representatives from different biotech companies in San Antonio.
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High School Students Win at Alamo Regional Science Fair

Several high school students mentored by Dr. Sunil Ahuja's laboratory won at the Alamo Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
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How Big Is Your Lab? Adding More Members Can Be Counterproductive

A recent article in Science Magazine that for the average-sized laboratory adding one lab member was correlated with an extra quarter publication. However, as lab size increased, productivity continued to go up but at a slower and slower rate.
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M.D./Ph.D. Student Justin Drerup Wins Peer Award

M.D./Ph.D. student Justin Drerup was voted as "best talk" by his peers at this weekend's 6th Annual M.D./Ph.D. Student Retreat.
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Teaching the Art of Science Video

The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is excited to announce the release of "Teaching the Art of Science," a new video featuring students and faculty members describing their experience at the UT Health Science Center in San Antonio.
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Recruitment Spotlight: Sadiya Ahmad

An interview with Sadiya Ahmad, a prospective student during recruitment week at UT Health Science Center in San Antonio.
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The Ethics of Authorship in Scientific Publications: Who Wrote This Paper Anyway?

The seminar, "Who Wrote This Paper Anyway? The Ethics of Authorship in Scientific Publications," reviewed the criteria for authorship along with tips on how to avoid authorship disputes.
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