College of Sciences
Pain affects an estimated one in five U.S. adults, costing $600 billion a year in medical expenses, lost productivity and disability.
The professor is one of only three recipients this year and was nominated for her personalized approach to mentoring.
The Voelcker Fund awarded $250,000 to the College of Sciences for scholarships.
The lab offers students interested in petrology and planetary sciences the opportunity to apply their interests in a range of research.
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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