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The Bioformatics Interest Group is proud to present Bioinformatics Bootcamp Advanced Topics: Single Cell RNA-Seq. This free 6-week workshop will teach attendees how to analyze and interpret single-cell RNA-Sequencing data, culminating in a supervised miniproject. The workshop... Read More →

LSOM Research Week 2021 will take place on April 5-9, 2021.  Registration details to be announced soon.  Contact Ashley Jordan at jordana1@uthscsa.edu or 210-450-8392 with any questions. Read More →

As the surge continues,  we continue to encounter a critical shortage in the blood supply. Of note, there is no deferral if you have received one of the mRNA vaccines. The protocol is the same as the previous ones. Please see below for instructions. Attached you’ll find the... Read More →

We would like to welcome Shanta Outlaw as the newest member to our team at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Health San Antonio. Shanta will work closely alongside Understanding Interventions’ co-directors, Dr. Nicquet Blake, senior associate dean of the Graduate... Read More →

The Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics literary arts journal Connective Tissue is reaching out to the student body about an opportunity to publish their art, photography, short stories, poetry, and more in the 2021 edition of Connective Tissue. They accept entries from all... Read More →

GSBS Community, Well this has been quite a year. The last ten months have been the most challenging times that our community has faced in recent memory. Lockdowns, loss of loved ones, school closings, the use of masks, and social distancing/isolation have drastically changed the... Read More →

Power Outage Facilities Management will be conducting a power outage impacting the Dental Building, Basic Science Building, UT Police Building, Briscoe Library and lecture halls Dec. 18-20. During the power outage, normal CPS Energy power will not be availablethroughout the... Read More →

By the time San Antonio’s first 6,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine arrived Monday morning, half of the health-care workers eligible to receive them had already signed up for shots, said Dr. Ruth Berggren, an infectious disease specialist with UT Health San Antonio. UT Health San... Read More →