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February’s Paper of the Month introduces a novel approach to train radiation oncology residents

February’s Paper of the Month introduces a novel approach to train radiation oncology residents


Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences welcomes new T32 cohort, featuring trainees from partner institutions

Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences welcomes new T32 cohort, featuring trainees from partner institutions

The Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences welcomes its newest T32 trainees — marking the first cohort to include scholars from our partner institutions across Texas. These emerging ...
January 6, 2026
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Laura Rademacher brings classified staff voice to UTHealth Houston University Leadership Council

What does it mean to be the only classified staff member at the table during major UTHealth Houston university leadership discussions? University Classified Staff Council (UCSC) Chair...
December 16, 2025
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Swathi Arur, PhD holding a glass award beside Dean Alejandro Aballay at the 2025 GSBS Lab Coat Ceremony, with a projected slide in the background showing the MD Anderson Cancer Center and UTHealth Houston Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences logos

Swathi Arur, PhD, honored with Darlington Mentor Award for her lasting impact on the next generation of scientists

Swathi Arur, PhD, professor and long-standing GSBS faculty member, has been awarded the 2025 Paul E. Darlington Mentor Award, recognizing her extraordinary influence on students and faculty through mentorship...
December 4, 2025
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November’s Paper of the Month finds that neuronal recycling pathways remain stable across sexes, simplifying future studies of aging and disease

November’s Paper of the Month finds that neuronal recycling pathways remain stable across sexes, simplifying future studies of aging and disease

Neuroscience PhD student Mya Rodriguez has uncovered that male and female neurons maintain equivalent recycling capacity as they age. The findings, published in Molecular Biology of the ...
November 21, 2025
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Researcher with long curly hair presents a scientific poster to three attendees at an indoor event. The poster header reads ‘Evening of Discovery’ and shows charts and microscopy images. A small sign marked ‘Station #3’ is visible on the left.

Kopchick Fellowship advances Cancer Biology student Andrew Gillard’s work on brain tumor therapies

Cancer Biology PhD student Andrew Gillard is using the Dr. John J. Kopchick Fellowship to advance promising oncolytic viroimmunotherapy strategies for brain tumors. The fellowship...
November 3, 2025
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Mya Rodriguez, pictured with her mentor, Andrea Stavoe, PhD

Recognizing excellence: Mya Rodriguez receives 2025 Terry J. Crow, PhD, Scholarship in Neuroscience

Congratulations to Neuroscience PhD student Mya Rodriguez, who has been awarded the 2025 Terry J. Crow, PhD, Scholarship in Neuroscience for her academic excellence and leadership. Her research explores...
November 1, 2025
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