The Vaccine Development Center of San Antonio hosted its annual conference this month at UT San Antonio, bringing together the nation's brightest minds in immunology.

The Office for Research and Innovation recently hosted the Health Research Challenge at UT San Antonio, an event to foster collaboration that advances discovery, accelerates translational science and improves health outcomes.

UT San Antonio has secured federal funding for a new research hub dedicated to studying Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

Becker’s Hospital Review names UT Health San Antonio’s Mays Cancer Center among the nation’s leading hospitals and health systems for excellence in oncology programs.

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.

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.

A collaboration across disciplines yields a promising cancer-fighting drug and proves the power of united science.

In the fifth episode of Launchpad: Voices of UT San Antonio, Karl Miller Lugo explains how integration will provide an immediate impact to the Texas workforce.

High numbers of alumni who graduate as doctors, nurses and more choose to stay in Texas, ready to work and lead.