Bringing Biology to Chemists: Mooberry Lab takes on the American Society of Pharmacognosy Meeting
Corena Shaffer writes about her experience at the American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) Annual Meeting. Read More →
program: Integrated Biomedical Sciences Programs
Homemade Microscopes and Glowing Germs at Cafe College
A group of graduate students from the Initiative on Maximizing Student Development (IMSD) program volunteered on July 25 at CafA© College. Read More →
Xiang Gu will be starting in a position with GE China in Shanghai
Congratulations to Xiang Gu who successfully defended his PhD dissertation earlier this month! Read More →
Why do BRCA1 mutations cause predominantly breast and ovarian cancer?
Researchers report a new, previously unrecognized function of the BRCA1 gene that explains why BRCA1 gene mutation carriers are at increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Read More →
Drug for concussion, stroke found by UT scientist moves closer to human trials
Dr. James Lechleiter was featured in the San Antonio Express News for his work with a drug that could help patients with stroke or concussions. Read More →
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 →
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 →