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UT San Antonio researchers develop safer, non-opioid alternatives for pain relief
Pain affects an estimated one in five U.S. adults, costing $600 billion a year in medical expenses, lost productivity and disability.
UTSA Libraries guides researchers through new federal open access mandates
Faculty and graduate students say they are already relying on this support to remain compliant.
From volcanoes to asteroids, HAMsTER Lab advances planetary science and the origins of life
The lab offers students interested in petrology and planetary sciences the opportunity to apply their interests in a range of research.
UTSA researchers awarded instrument to accelerate drug development
The equipment will allow access to equipment that expedites the discovery of novel, life-saving drugs.

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Research expenditures reach record high

Leaders attribute the increase to a world-class faculty that the university continues to attract and recruit and increased support for existing faculty.

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UTSA researchers uncover intricacies of fertility development
Get a closer look at a UTSA lab dedicated to the study of developmental fertility.
Neuronal imaging system allows scientists to see pain in real time
Scientists have discovered how neurons tell the body to respond to sensations like pain.
UTSA researcher hones spacecraft designs at national lab
This summer, we’re shining a spotlight on Roadrunner researchers and the innovative work they are doing in labs across campus...
UTSA students explore medicinal potential of honey
The HONEY Pathway Program explores the medicinal properties of honey and potential applications in healthcare.
UTSA School of Data Science to transition into new research center
AUGUST 1, 2025 — As the University of Texas at San Antonio prepares to launch its new College of AI,...
School of Nursing earns prestigious Center of Excellence designation
The School of Nursing has been designated among the National League for Nursing’s 2025 Centers of Excellence in Nursing Education.