The Office of Innovation and Research hosted a networking event to officially kick off the Health Research Challenge at UT San Antonio. The event brought faculty and staff members from different colleges...
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Cameron Carter, Copyediting Coordinator
• April 14, 2026
The UT San Antonio College of Sciences hosted its annual Research Symposium featuring 151 poster presentations, 40 technical talks, nine technical sessions, a 3-Minute Thesis competition and eight awards....
UT San Antonio researchers secured a grant from the National Institute on Aging to fund their research hub, the San Antonio Center for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias, Population Aging and...
In a recent development, the Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) has recently recognized researcher and assistant professor in the UTSA Department of Neurosciences, Developmental...
This February, UTSA faculty and students have been at work in a variety of subjects. This month’s Research Recap details the endeavors of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology professor Dr. Jesus Romo...
This November, UTSA faculty and students have been busy finding new methods to aid mental health and combat disease. A $2 million grant is set to fund an AI-related research team, and a new study is analyzing...
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) organized a research showcase for Masters and Ph.D. students to present projects they are working on. The showcase was part of a bigger graduate...
Correlation between natural disasters and business:
Arkangel Cordero, assistant professor of management at the Alvarez College of Business, published a paper titled “Community and Aftershock: New...
Kylar Royer, Staff Photographer
• February 7, 2023
Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is an aggressive, fast-growing brain cancer with a high mortality rate. Most patients do not live more than one year after their diagnosis, and only 12% live for five years. ...
John Bartkowski, a UTSA professor of sociology, conducted a study on the effects of religion on the development of young children.
“I study cultural influences on personal and community well-being,...
Jurgen Engelberth, associate professor in the department of biology and several undergraduate students studied the effect of stress in plants. Undergraduate students studied plants at different developmental...
