The Changing World of Biophysics
Dr. Akash Bhattacharya gave a presentation to 80 Voelcker Biomedical Research Academy high school students about the changing world of biophysics. Read More →
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The Orlando Tragedy and San Antonio: Every Sunset is a Rainbow
Dr. Jon Berman writes about the Orlando Tragedy and the impact it had on UT Health Science Center. Read More →
Using Household Materials For Science
Graduate students extracted DNA, simulate a concussion, and see germs using household materials with elementary school students. Read More →
Why Do We Lose Muscle As We Age?
Phillip Webster explains why we start feeling the harmful effects of losing our skeletal muscle as we age. Read More →
Inspiring Students at the Girls Inc. STEM Fest
With a "Selfie With Scientist" booth and a DNA experiment, graduate students engaged STEM students of all ages at the Girls. Inc STEM Fest. Read More →
Volunteering With Cancer Survivors At Relay For Life
Graduate students had a blast hanging up balloons and talking to cancer survivors at the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life. Read More →
Easy Ways To Edit Science On Wikipedia
Dr. Teresa Evans and Mika Sifuentes were featured on the the ASBMB website for their help editing scientific articles on Wikipedia. Read More →
A Failure to Communicate Science Effectively Will Lead The Public To Mistrust Scientists
Ahsan Choudary writes about how examples like Theranos's false technology, Hwang Woo-Suk's stem cell cloning controversy, and Haruko Obokata's false claims about the creation of a novel technique demonstrate that bad science happens more than we may realize. Read More →