Researchers and clinicians are bringing expertise from different fields to better understand what protects brain health.
A noninvasive technology uses harmless magnetic fields to deliver drugs and soothe overactive nerves without opioids or surgery.
The gift establishes an additional endowed scholarship for students who qualify for the Bold Promise program.
Hydrology researchers in UT San Antonio's Klesse College have created a science-backed report to support planners, emergency managers, engineers and community leaders.
As UT San Antonio continues to expand its impact, the university’s vision for education, research and economic development is shaping...
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UT San Antonio-led effort will use research, innovation and community engagement to transform Nueva Street into a more walkable, sustainable and heat-resilient corridor.
UT San Antonio graduate students partner with industry and community organizations to develop practical solutions while gaining hands-on research experience.
The new project from scientist Mariah Hopkins will explore whether eDNA can provide earlier detection of New World screwworm.
The university is now one of only four institutions in Texas to offer the degree.
A UT San Antonio research team investigates how altering gene activity in astrocytes could combat addiction.
The universities are coming together with a shared goal of 3,000 donors to support campus food resources.
High school seniors and incoming UT San Antonio freshmen work alongside faculty mentors to engage in hands-on research.
Solar-powered sensing nodes with lightweight AI could offer coastal communities and flood-prone towns a low-cost, early defense.
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The multiyear investment strengthens patient care, research and healthcare infrastructure.
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Keeton worked closely with President Taylor Eighmy and the President’s Cabinet through a period of significant change, including the integration of UTSA and UT Health San Antonio.
The new center offers career preparation, mentorship and hands-on experiences designed to help students build skills for future success.
From AI to education, students are trading the traditional campus experience for something that looks a lot more like the real world.