Tales From AACR From Cancer Researcher Shih-Bo Huang
Shih-Bo Huang's research attracted attention from a group from Korea and they offered him an opportunity to collaborate. Read More →
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UT Health San Antonio Students Volunteer at San Antonio Food Bank
Together, with other community volunteers, UT Health San Antonio students packed 27,595 lbs of food (exceeding the goal of 25,000 lbs) and 2276 meals for those in need in 16 counties in Southwest Texas. Read More →
VBTA Conference Allows Scientists To Share Science With Science Teachers
Over 200 K-12 science teachers attended the 7th Annual Voelcker Biosciences Teacher Academy (VBTA) Spring Conference. Read More →
A Scientist’s Reflection on the Election
Politics operates in a sphere of relative value, and if we allow science to be confused with politics, we run the risk of demeaning the value of our own research. Read More →
Embracing foibles, follies, flaws, and failures
Disclaimer: This post is not about Science. Instead, it is a quick note about embracing failure. Read More →
American Heart Association Survivors Meet Researchers
American Heart Association survivors met heart disease/stroke researchers. Read More →
My Experience in Switzerland
Nursing Science Ph.D student Priscilla Williams was one of 40 international students to attend the Nursing Science Education (SPINE) Summer School at the University of Basel in Switzerland. Read More →