College of Sciences
Research will examine how frozen lunar soil behaves in extreme conditions while providing students with hands-on opportunities in space exploration.
As NASA prepares new missions to Venus, UT San Antonio research identifies mineral clues that could help scientists understand the planet’s history and interpret future observations.
Researchers are using AI to study shared groundwater supplies and developing a bilingual application to help farmers reduce pesticide pollution in Texas and Mexico.
Researchers are using a new approach to study how peptides accelerate chemical reactions, potentially advancing the development of more efficient catalysts.
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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An innovative molecular probe could one day help surgeons distinguish aggressive tumors from healthy tissue.
The new project from scientist Mariah Hopkins will explore whether eDNA can provide earlier detection of New World screwworm.
A UT San Antonio research team investigates how altering gene activity in astrocytes could combat addiction.
High school seniors and incoming UT San Antonio freshmen work alongside faculty mentors to engage in hands-on research.
UT San Antonio is beginning the Fall 2026 semester with more than 44,000 students enrolled across its academic and health programs.
Students in the new Health Sciences program will be able to choose from six specialized tracks aligned with pre-professional pathways.