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In an effort to build a connection between our UTHSCSA community and the Greater San Antonio Area, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) believed it was time to hit the radio waves. We have developed several radio spots that emphasize our various academic programs,... Read More →

On Thursday, October 30, the Graduate Student Association hosted the inaugural Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Career Day. Career Day was attended by undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows from StMU, UIW, TBRI, USAISR, UTHSCSA and UTSA, and... Read More →

Our sense of touch allows us to interact with the world around us. Through touch we are able to distinguish objects as rough, smooth, or slippery, but have we ever stopped to think about how we are able to do this? Well, Dr. Lumpkin and her team have dedicated their lives to... Read More →

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. Read More →

Adam Ruben, Ph.D., is the keynote speaker of the first annual Graduate Student Association (GSA) Career Day. Dr. Ruben shatters the long held stereotype of the unapproachable, stoic-looking scientist. On the contrary, Dr. Ruben has been able to traverse a sizable gap between the... Read More →

Student members of SACNAS held an event to celebrate Hispanic heritage on October 15, 2014. Read More →

With gratitude, the Department of Pharmacology at the UT Health Science Center is proud to announce the William Thomas Booth Scholars in Pharmacology. These awards are generously supported by the William Thomas Booth Memorial Endowment Fund. Read More →

All of our students have varied interests and research areas, but one thing that they have in common is their drive for excellence. Amanda Galan, Dr. Karl Rodriquez, Shauna Hill, Ana Santoscoy-Chavez, and Tiffani Houston are just a few of the outstanding students that represent... Read More →