Welcome to the
Department of Cellular and Structural Biology!
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Damon Herbert - NIA Summer Research Program!
Kay Oyajobi - Member of NCI-F Subcommittee!
Yidong Bai & Qitao Ran - GSBS Faculty Senate Representative!
Anson Pierce - Semp Russ Foundation Award!
Thomas King, Susan Naylor & Frank Weaker have been elected into the UT Academy of Health Science Education! CSB is proud to have 3 faculty from our department elected out of a total of 12 across the state!
Proud owners of brand new Ph.D.'s in Earlanda Williams, Zachary Johnson and Emily Copes Rhodes. |
Biomedical research is a key mission and activity in the Department. Cellular & Structural Biology Faculty have consistently competed successfully for extramural funding and as a group have frequently ranked among the top 10 in NIH funding among similar departments.
Major Research Themes in the Department include:
- Animal Models of Human Disease
- Cancer Biology
- Developmental and Reproductive Biology
- Molecular Basis of Aging
- Molecular Genetics
- Neurobiology and Endocrinology
An emerging research theme is Stem Cell Biology. Increasing numbers of faculty are beginning to study stem cell populations relevant to their work. We expect this new area to grow and become one of the major themes in the Department. The Research Interests of departmental faculty are diverse leading to an inherent multidisciplinary approach to research.
We are determined to provide the highest quality teaching and training as the next generation of scientists, physicians, dentists and allied health professionals develop and master the skills and knowledge necessary for their professions. We invite you to explore the opportunities available to students passionate about research and becoming a biomedical scientist. You will find that our faculty are recipients of numerous Teaching Awards. A major part of our departmental identify is founded in teaching excellence throughout the various schools of the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio. We are pleased to contribute to the outstanding educational experiences found in each of the schools that comprise the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio.
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