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Marjorie Molina-Wilkins became interested in science after stepping into a morgue. Today, she works at Schnitzler Cardiovascular Consultants as their clinical director and research coordinator. Read More →

Congratulations to Neuroscience graduate student Denisse Paredes on being selected for a University of Texas Center for Learning and Memory (ACL&M) Spring 2017 Trainee Travel Award! Read More →

Erin Sybouts is currently working on replication stress and fork stability using a unique technique called DNA combing. Read More →

Wendy Rigby from Texas Public Radio gave students tips on how to better communicate their scientific research to the public. Read More →

Dr. Pavel Rodriguez worked with a drug that could target major healthcare problems such as stroke and Alzheimer's disease. Read More →

Congratulations to our IIMS-CTSA 8th Annual Frontiers of Translational Science Award Winners! Read More →

National co-chair of the March for Science Dr. Jonathan M Berman writes about his reasons for organizing the march. Read More →

As we get a bit further into our PhDs and beyond, we're presented with more opportunities (exciting!) and also more expectations. I think we all reach a point of realisation that we are spread a bit too thinly and are drowning in overwhelm. Read More →