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Planetary scientist Kaushik Mitra contributes landmark review of Mars’ geochemistry
His review analyzes a report that brings together more than a decade of research into the discovery of oxychlorine salt compounds on the Red Planet.
UT San Antonio joins nine institutions to accelerate Alzheimer’s research with massive data network
The goal is to translate the data into a common language, enabling scientists around the world to explore causes, prevention and potential cures exponentially faster.
NIH supports new research on ion channels, the ‘hidden drivers of health’
The projects are geared toward creating comprehensive models that explain ion channel functions in a cellular context, which can support the development of new and improved drugs.
Opinion survey finds community views on nuclear energy are positive, exceeding national trends
The pilot Bexar County Omnibus Survey by UT San Antonio gathered insights from thousands of local residents about nuclear energy expansion.

Challenging conventional explanations

Can we live on Mars?

Researchers at UTSA are exploring whether Mars could have once been habitable by investigating new mineral evidence that suggests the red planet may have sequestered large amounts of carbon dioxide

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Class of 2025, mark your calendars: Graduation Day is Dec. 15 with two ceremony times
A morning and an afternoon ceremony will be held to honor all graduates of the university’s academic colleges and Honors College.
Academy of Distinguished Researchers inducts 2 scientists for excellence, recognizes 9 others
Established in 2015, the Academy comprises 32 accomplished faculty members from across UT San Antonio who represent diverse disciplines.
AI and health: UT San Antonio to host symposium advancing the next wave of life-saving technologies
Registration is now open for AHHSA 2025: Advances in Human Health through Spatial Omics and AI.
Physics professor and SwRI scientist introduces scholarship for UT San Antonio physics and engineering students
The new Stephen Fuselier and Elizabeth Packer Endowed Scholarship at UT San Antonio offers $2,000 a year.
University awards seed grants to 26 faculty members to support advancements in research
Internal Funding Opportunities grants for faculty members are designed to fuel innovation and support interdisciplinary teams.
San Antonio internship gives pre-law student a closer look at the legal field
UT San Antonio is the first Texas university to place undergraduate interns in the local appellate court.