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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 →

The Greehey Student Fellowship Award recognizes students researching childrens' cancer within the Greehey Children's Cancer Research Institute. This awards helps to assist student's research by providing financial assistance through payment of tuition and fees as well as a... Read More →

The steady increase in cancer diagnoses are being met with determined scientists who hope to discover new ways in which to treat or prevent this deadly disease. One such scientist includes, Vinh Dao, who is studying tumor immunology or the interactions of the immune system with... Read More →

The scientist, inventor, and perhaps modern day Renaissance man, Dr. Nathan Myhrvold, is taking the cooking sub-culture of Molecular Gastronomy to new dimensions. Read More →

Crystal's F-31 grant will allow her to continue her research in the hopes of characterizing the interactions between KCNQ ion channels and other intra-cellular signaling molecules, which is pivotal in understanding the how these channels are regulated. Read More →

Currently Ann Stevens is the President of BioMed SA, where she is responsible for bringing multiple segments of San Antonio's healthcare and bioscience sector together to collaborate through initiatives that raise the industry's profile and move the community forward. The mission... Read More →

Community acquired pneumonia (CAP) is a common respiratory illness, which if detected and treated early, causes few health complications. However, elderly individuals and individuals with weakened immune systems can develop a severe form CAP that can lead to severe sepsis and... Read More →