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The Health Cell is an organization that is dedicated to the professional development of the healthcare industry in San Antonio. By hosting various events, The Health Cell hopes to connect leading professionals with aspiring trainees to build a strong foundation for a successful... Read More →

Julianne Jett, won the 2014 Department of Pharmacology Student of the Year Award., at this year's annual Pharmacology Graduate Student Symposium. Julianne is a Neuroscience student working in Dr. David Morilak's lab, where she is investigating the mechanisms by which chronic... Read More →

ABRCMS (@ABRCMS) is one of the largest national minority conferences for mostly undergraduate students majoring and doing research in the STEM fields. While the conference attracts mostly undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty attend as well. Read More →

Life can be viewed as a series of events. Days, weeks, and months are condensed into little, neat packages like "Kindergarten" or "My First Job." The effect of these events can reverberate long after the experience has passed. Moreover, these events transform us into the people... Read More →

The idea that science should be communicated through the media might be difficult for some to grasp. How can scientists compete with popular culture and new social trends? Do people really want to know about new scientific breakthroughs? Well, through the Communicating Science... Read More →

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 →