A new accelerator program designed for aspiring life science entrepreneurs has helped in the formation of eight new biomedical startups.
The President's Technology Entrepreneurial Fund is seeding ideas from our entrepreneurial faculty as they tackle new solutions from breast cancer bone metastasis to trauma and medical training.
Forums are held monthly to keep our research community informed of new processes, regulations and policies, available tools and resources, and best practices for clinical research
With the many regulations and laws in place for clinical research, reducing the administrative burden to scientists is critical.
Research sponsored by academia-industry partnerships are becoming the new normal to drive the development of novel therapeutics.
One of the strategic goals of the Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) Program sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is to improve the health of the communities we serve.
Aleksandra Gruslova, Ph.D., postdoctoral fellow, was always fascinated with the life sciences and, after 10 years of dedicated study, received her Ph.D. in physiology at St. Petersburg State University in Russia.
The highly focused research training programs at UT Health San Antonio prepare the next generation of biomedical investigators for careers in basic science and clinical investigations.
Scientists acquire entrepreneurial skills and experience as they translate discoveries from the research bench to the bedside of a patient through successful academic-industry partnerships.
Cutting-edge technologies in biomedical research often require high-end instrumentation that is too expensive for individual investigators, as well as scientific and technical expertise that is not always readily available.
Healthcare is in the midst of a digital transformation, with recent research pointing to growth in the use of mobile technology in patient care.
Proof of concept is a significant milestone in de-risking an idea and attracting additional research development investment.