New Findings in Alzheimer’s Disease in Science Daily
Dr. Bess Frost of The Barshop Institute and her colleagues have identified a new biological pathway involved in Alzheimer's disease. Read More →
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The Career Series: 8 Transferable Skills that will Enhance Your Competitiveness on the Job Market
As scientists, these are the skills that we learn in the laboratory that can be transferred to other job settings whether that is working in the pharmaceutical industry or in a business/non-laboratory setting. Read More →
The Formation of A Biomedical Graduate Student Network
The UTHSCSA Graduate Student Association (GSA) is working with other schools from across UT System to organize "Mega Mikiten." Read More →
Brian Iskra: The Perennial Quest
M.D./Ph.D. student Brian Iskra grew up going to the doctor. He was 10 years old when he found out that he had glaucoma in his right eye. Read More →
What Are We Doing To Help Infants Born From Drug-Addicted Mothers?
Nursing Science Ph.D. Student Kelly McGlothen featured in Tribute Magazine for improving infant health care.
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Why Scientists Need To Start Managing Data Better
How well do you manage your lab notebook? CEO of Nebulab Guillermo Vela explained that science is experiencing a data deluge. Read More →
The Changing World of Biophysics
Dr. Akash Bhattacharya gave a presentation to 80 Voelcker Biomedical Research Academy high school students about the changing world of biophysics. Read More →
Heather Hambright Researchers Skin Cancer
Cancer Biology researcher Heather Hambright tells us what we need to know to reduce our risk of skin cancer. Read More →