Why We Should Care About Aging Research
September is Healthy Aging Month. Brian Stoveken talks about why the field of aging research is so important. Read More →
program: Biology of Aging
Barshop on TV: Breakthrough Drug Battling Alzheimer’s
Dr. Bess Frost and her lab were featured on KENS 5 for their research on Alzheimer's disease. Read More →
Professors Randy Strong and Z. Dave Sharp in the San Antonio Business Journal
Professors Randy Strong and Z. Dave Sharp were featured in the San Antonio Business Journal for their new and improved version of the drug rapamycin. Read More →
Skeleton That Protects Brain Cells’ Control Center Is Found To Be Damaged
Dr. Bess Frost and two co-authors showedafor the first timeathat lamin dysfunction can cause the death of brain cells, which are called neurons. Read More →
Brian Stoveken Will Participate At The 15th Annual St. Jude National Graduate Student Symposium
Brian Stoveken has been selected to participate in the 15th Annual St. Jude National Graduate Student Symposium (NGSS) in Memphis,TN. Read More →
Dr. Kaitlyn Lewis: Aging Research Will Help Us Live Better Lives
Dr. Kaitlyn Lewis is passionate about aging research because she believes that it will help us live better lives. Read More →
Final Words: M.D./Ph.D. David Melton Reflects on His Time in the Biology of Aging Track
Congratulations David Melton, an M.D./Ph.D. student in the Biology of Aging track for successfully defending your dissertation on "MiRNA Regulation of Macrophage Polarization." Read More →
Brian Stoveken Works on Research to Delay the Process of Aging
Brian Stoveken, a graduate student in the Biology of Aging program, researches neurodegenerative diseases. Read More →