Zebrafish model explains how recurring cancer may resist treatment
Myron Ignatius, Ph.D., at UT Health's Greehey Children's Cancer Research Institute, is using zebrafish to study a rare muscle cancer in children, rhabdomyosarcoma. Read More →
program: Integrated Biomedical Sciences Programs
Faculty Spotlight: 12 Questions With Dr. LuZhe Sun
Dr. LuZhe Sun is a professor in the Department of Cell Systems & Anatomy. Read More →
Mind the Gap: Dr. Bruce J. Nicholson
Dr. Bruce Nicholson studies gap junctions, which are channels on the plasma membrane that allow cells to communicate with each other, by mediating the passage of ions and small molecules directly from cell to cell. Read More →
Shih-Bo Huang: Following Your Role Model
Shih-Bo Huang is currently working in Dr. Pratap Kumar's lab on prostate cancer research. Read More →
Brett Ipson Receives An Honorable Mention In A National Poster Competition
M.D./Ph.D. student Brett Ipson received an honorable mention in a national poster competition out of 1058 posters. Read More →
The Ability of Opportunity and Environment to Transform Futures
Amanda MuA±oz talks about starting a new chapter in her life. Read More →
In Press: Joseph Valentine Co-First Author Paper Was Accepted by Aging Cell!
Joseph Valentine in the Biology of Aging discipline of the Integrated Biomedical Sciences program whose co-first author paper has been accepted by Aging Cell and is currently in press. Read More →
Two Neuroscience Students Receive Trainee Scholar Awards
Congratulations to Neuroscience graduate students Danielle Coelho and Allison Garrison on being selected to receive a Trainee Scholar Award to attend the 2017 PsychoNeuroImmunology Research Society (PNIRS) meeting! Read More →