UT San Antonio center releases its latest numbers in a report that has meaningful political and financial implications for the state.

Loss of taste is a common side effect of chemotherapy, which often leads to loss of appetite and weight loss.

At the forefront of computing and cyber, UT San Antonio will be advancing the new Texas Quantum Initiative.

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.

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.

The UT San Antonio Center for Public Opinion Research allowed Bexar County voters to weigh in on using venue tax to fund downtown and eastside developments.

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.