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The Office of Forensic Sciences within the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) provides the scientific and technical support in regards to federal investigations. Ultimately, the DEA relies on talented, professional scientists that can manage the analysis of crime scene... Read More →

Dr. Caroline Hall successfully defended her dissertation on October 29, 2014. The title of her thesis was "Baboon T Cell Immunity Challenges Conventional Paradigms of Immune Aging." We then asked Dr. Hall a few questions about her experiences as a graduate student. Read More →

Dr. Peter Johnson, Executive Vice-President of Vancive Medical Technologies, traveled to San Antonio to talk to students at UTHSCSA about how he got where he is today, and what we should be doing now to prepare for our own career goals. Read More →

Adam Ruben, Ph.D., is the keynote speaker of the first annual Graduate Student Association (GSA) Career Day. Dr. Ruben shatters the long held stereotype of the unapproachable, stoic-looking scientist. On the contrary, Dr. Ruben has been able to traverse a sizable gap between the... Read More →

Student members of SACNAS held an event to celebrate Hispanic heritage on October 15, 2014. Read More →

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 →

Dr. Nooshin Mirkheshti successfully defended her dissertation on September 18, 2014. The title of her thesis was "Targeting Prostate Cancer by Salinomycin and Vitamin D3: Roles of the mTOR Signaling and Androgen/Androgen Receptor Pathway". We asked Dr. Mirkheshti a few questions... Read More →

Dr. Jorge Medina successfully defended his dissertation on September 29, 2014. The title of his thesis was "The Impact of Mycoplasma Pneumoniae Cards Toxin in Asthma Pathogens." We then asked Dr. Medina a few questions about his experiences as a graduate student. Read More →