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The Terry M. Mikiten Graduate Research Symposium promotes excellence in research through mentorship, collaboration, and student interaction. The event is organized by the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Health San Antonio and is generously supported by the Mikiten... Read More →

Congratulations to recent graduate Jodie Gray, Ph.D. who has received the 2020 Armand J. Guarino Award for Academic Excellence in Doctoral Studies. The award, named after the founding dean of the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS), and is typically presented at the... Read More →

George Parra, a second-year student in the Biochemical Mechanisms of Medicine discipline in the Integrated Biomedical Sciences program, has received the Greehey Graduate Fellowship in Children’s Health. The Greehey Graduate Fellowship Award in Children’s Health was established by... Read More →

Recent graduate Ronald Cutler has received the 2020 Armand Guarino Award for Academic Excellence in Masters Studies. He was also the 2020 recipient the Rennels Memorial Award for Excellence in Graduate Studies given by the Department of Cell Systems and Anatomy and the 2020... Read More →

Justin Moroney, fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in Dr. Paolo Casali’s lab in the Molecular Immunology & Microbiology discipline of the Integrated Biomedical Sciences program here at UT Health San Antonio was featured on SA People Project. He serves as the program director of... Read More →

Henry Miller has just received the Greehey Graduate Fellowship Award in Children’s Health. Miller is a student in the Biology of Aging discipline of the Integrated Biomedical Sciences program in the lab of Dr. Alex Bishop. The Greehey Graduate Fellowship Award in Children’s... Read More →

The Bioinformatics Interest Group (BIG) club is now offering “Bioinformatics Bootcamp,” a workshop series in which participants will learn coding and computational biology skills from experienced UTHSA students and faculty. The Fall 2020 series, “Programming Fundamentals and... Read More →

After coaching both the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) and 3-minute post doc competitions at the University of Buffalo, here are my 10 tips for taking 1st place in the competition: Start with “Why,” end with “Why.” As researchers interacting with our peers, we develop a... Read More →