UT Health San Antonio on the List of Schools With Best Job Prospects
Ten years after graduation, 92.82 percent of UT Health San Antonio alumni had jobs. Read More →
program: Biology of Aging
Biology of Aging Student Day
Winners of the poster session were Kennedy Mdaki (post-doc in Dr. Yuguang Shi's lab), Catherine Cheng (graduate student in Dr. James Nelson's lab), and Meghna Chinchankar (graduate student in Dr. Al Fisher's lab). Read More →
Closing the Gap: Career Training for Scientists Beyond the Bench
The Commercialization Catalysts (Comcats) are a group of students who work with the Office of Technology Commercialization on campus. Catherine Cheng, one of the group's original founders, talks about the genesis of the group. Read More →
The Effect of the Tax Reform (and Iterations) on Graduate Students
Many of you have no doubt heard about the tax reform bill (H.R. 1) that Congress passed (November 16 and December 1 by the House of Representatives and Senate, respectively). You have probably also heard about the potential impact it may have on graduate students, effectively... Read More →
Faculty Spotlight: 21 Questions With Dr. Karl Rodriguez
Dr. Karl Rodriguez is a new faculty in the Department of Cell Systems and Anatomy and alumnus of the Molecular Medicine Ph.D. program. Read More →
Michael Guderyon: Being At The Forefront of Aging Research
Michael Guderyon is in Dr. Senlin Li's lab working on research to improve bone marrow transplant methods using stem cells. Read More →
UT Health’s $70M medical center plan expected to boost research on aging
Construction on the new Sam and Ann Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies building should begin this fall with an estimated completion date of late 2019 Read More →
Dr. Karl Rodriguez Featured in Future Magazine
Dr. Karl Rodriguez Featured in Future Magazine for his work on gerontology, aging and the older population. Read More →