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UTSA researchers develop AI tools to improve health care
UTSA researchers in MATRIX: The UTSA AI Consortium for Human Well-Being are improving how clinicians handle biomedical and social data. Funded by a one-year, $500,000...
UTSA researchers develop AI tools to improve health care
UTSA researchers use AI to help with natural disaster recovery
With the recent wildfires that have ravaged Los Angeles, natural disaster recovery is on people’s minds. With so many types of aid being required to...
UTSA researchers use AI to help with natural disaster recovery
UTSA study: Crime is top concern of Bexar County voters
FEBRUARY 3, 2025 — Crime, homelessness and affordable housing are the most pressing concerns on the minds of Bexar County voters, according to the UTSA...
UTSA study: Crime is top concern of Bexar County voters
UTSA’s McCoin uses AI ‘performer’ to challenge our understanding of music
Thanks to the power of artificial intelligence (AI), Roz is quickly becoming more than an instrument — it’s becoming a performer.
UTSA’s McCoin uses AI ‘performer’ to challenge our understanding of music
NSF grant helps UTSA lead nation’s neuromorphic computing hub
UT San Antonio will be putting more neuromorphic computing resources in front of the people who need them most.
NSF grant helps UTSA lead nation’s neuromorphic computing hub
UTSA researchers chart course for neuromorphic computing systems
A review article about the future of neuromorphic computing by a team of 23 researchers, including two authors from UTSA, was published today in Nature....
UTSA researchers chart course for neuromorphic computing systems
UTSA earns NIH grant to expand biomedical data science education
The goal of the project is to address the existing gaps in biomedical data science education.
UTSA earns NIH grant to expand biomedical data science education
UTSA researchers explore higher ed experiences of Black, Latino veterans
discovered a shared passion for exploring the experiences of student veterans, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds.
UTSA researchers explore higher ed experiences of Black, Latino veterans
UTSA’s Amir Karimi explores global health care supply chains
Typical supply chain issues can result in delayed deliveries or inconveniences, but within healthcare, the consequences can be fatal.
UTSA’s Amir Karimi explores global health care supply chains

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