Science Night Goes To Flatonia
In the furthest Science Night yet, trainees traveled to Flatonia to engage students with science. Read More →
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American Football vs. Protecting our Brains
Football season is over, Concussion is out of theaters, and most people are ready to forget about head injuries. Read More →
The Science Thing About Funny*
Dr. Jonathan Berman, MC for the World Record Attempt for the Largest Periodic Table of Elements, writes about humor in science. Read More →
World’s Largest Periodic Table Event Brings San Antonio Schools Together
To promote the periodic table event, we are hosting an online mixed media competition for participating schools. Groups are encouraged to post photos and video of their element squares on the competition's Facebook page. Read More →
BME Student Featured in UTSA’s “Meet A Roadrunner” Student Spotlight
UTSA and UTHSCSA joint graduate program in biomedical engineering student Mirunalini Thirugnanasambandam was recently featured in UTSA's "Meet A Roadrunner" student spotlight. Read More →
Skeleton That Protects Brain Cells’ Control Center Is Found To Be Damaged
Dr. Bess Frost and two co-authors showedafor the first timeathat lamin dysfunction can cause the death of brain cells, which are called neurons. Read More →
The Academic Learning & Teaching Center Is Now Open
The Academic Learning & Teaching Center Dedication included speeches by Mayor Ivy Taylor and Judge Nelson Wolff along with a self-guided tour and three floors of food. Read More →
The Career Series: Top 5 Transferrable Skills From Your Ph.D.
The Top 5 transferrable skills from your Ph.D. and graduate education to mention in your interview and on your C.V. and/or resume. Read More →