My Career As A Clinical Research Associate at Medpace
Biomedical Engineering Alum Dr. Rita Oluwaseun talks about her position as a Clinical Research Associate at Medpace. Read More →
program: PHD Programs
Claudia Oglivie Works to Increase Research For Minorities
Claudia Oglivie, a recent graduate of the Nursing Science Ph.D. program, is passionate about increasing minority research. 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 →
Studying Neurosurgery Abroad: Mariam Ishaque in London
In preparation for her transition back to medical school, Mariam Ishaque went to England to work with the Imperial College of London's Neurosurgery Department. Read More →
BME Student Featured in UTSA’s “Meet A Roadrunner” Student Spotlight
UTSA and UTHSCSA joint graduate program in biomedical engineering student Mirunalini Thirugnanasambandam was recently featured in UTSA's "Meet A Roadrunner" student spotlight. Read More →
Stem cells: fact, fiction, controversy
There is a fundamental misunderstandings of what stem cells are and why some are opposed to embryonic stem cell research. Read More →
Stem Cells and Getting Old
It is intuitive to think that we could treat degeneration with regeneration. However, this approach has a major problem. Read More →
Volunteering at the Cancer Therapy Research Center: Sharon Kwee Plays Violin For Patients
Graduate student Sharon Kwee volunteers at the CTRC where she plays violin for patients. Read More →