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Research Spring Conferences at UTSA

February 9, 2016

Academic research is an important part of the learning environment. In collaboration with various partners within and outside the institution, UTSA Research offers many professional development opportunities for faculty, staff and students. We also organize and facilitate conferences and symposiums here on campus, bringing in leading researchers and outside experts to the UTSA community.  Topics cover a broad range within the Humanities, the Social Sciences and in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Conferences also provide a great networking opportunity with the San Antonio research community and outside one’s discipline, which may result in new  collaborations and research projects or discovering new funding opportunities and models. For students, it is an opportunity to perhaps present for the first time a poster or abstract, to learn outside the classroom, and to network with possible mentors, making those connections within their field of study with industry partners.

This spring, UTSA Research is hosting the following conferences on campus. Faculty registration is either free or subject to a nominal fee. Student registration is free for the majority of these conferences however there may be a selection process in place. There are also numerous opportunities to present posters and abstracts.

RegenMed SA | Stem Cell Research & Regenerative Medicine San Antonio Conference

In partnership with RegenMedSA

February 11-12, 2016
H-E-B University Center (HUC) 1.100B – Ballroom 2

Second annual San Antonio conference on stem cell research & regenerative medicine with keynote lectures by Dr. Sean Morrison, UT Southwestern Medical Center & Dr. Rocky Tuan, University of Pittsburgh, and featuring presentations by local investigators, students, clinicians and entrepreneurs on The Science of Stem Cells; Tissue Engineering; Clinical Progress & Applications; Technology Transfer & Commercialization; plus a networking reception and poster session for all others who wish to present.

 

SALSI Academy Innovation Forum

In partnership with The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA)

February 26, 2016
Conference 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. | Reception 5 – 6:30 p.m.
Greehey Children’s Cancer Research Institute, 8403 Floyd Curl Dr.

The University of Texas at San Antonio and The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio are hosting the 2nd Annual San Antonio Life Sciences Institute’s SALSI Academy Innovation Forum, focusing on building innovative team science between the two institutions.

 

Texas FreshAIR Big Data & Data Analytics Conference

In partnership with UT System

March 30-31, 2016
H-E-B University Center (HUC) 1.100B – Ballroom 2

This conference will focus on the multidisciplinary area of data sciences and showcase faculty from UT System and other Texas institutions with expertise ranging from information science, computer science, data analytics, machine learning, biostatistics, engineering, business and life sciences Conference tracks include business analytics; health care and military; omics and Personalized Medicine.

 

HoneyNet Project Annual Workshop

In partnership with The Honeynet Project

May 9-11, 2016
H-E-B University Center (HUC) 1.100B – Ballroom 2

Each year the Honeynet Project’s annual workshop brings together top information security experts from around the globe to present their latest research efforts and discuss insights and strategies to combat new threats. The project workshop provides participants and sponsors with significant exposure to world-class professionals and a diverse range of information security topics.

  • Information Security Trends: Deception, Honeypots, Malware analysis, Security visualization
  • Two days of talks by security professionals from all over the world
  • Hands-on trainings, technical discussions, information exchange

 

SURF 2016 | San Antonio Military Health System and Universities Research Forum

In partnership with the San Antonio Military Health System (SAMHS) and
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA)

May 20, 2016
H-E-B University Center (HUC) 1.100B – Ballroom 2

The second annual San Antonio Military Health System and Universities Research Forum (SURF) will showcase the latest research and discoveries of trainees, faculty, staff and students from health-related disciplines. With attendees from the military, government, education and industry, it is one of the city’s largest professional development forums focused on health care research. In addition to connecting members of the military with local scholars, SURF will provide members of the military with the opportunity to earn CME and CEU credits.

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UTSA receives $1 million gift from Semmes Foundation to advance brain health research

January 28, 2016

Tom & Pam Semmes The University of Texas at San Antonio has received a $1 million gift from the Semmes Foundation to establish the Semmes Foundation Endowed Chair in Cell Biology. UTSA will use the gift to recruit a distinguished cell biologist to advance research efforts in brain health, opening up a host of new possibilities for treating, and preventing neurodegenerative disease. The Semmes Foundation gift comes on the heels of another $1 million gift to create the ...
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UTSA neuroscientist receives $1.8 million grant to support dopamine research

January 25, 2016

Carlos Paladini, UTSA associate professor of neuroscience, has received a $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to take a closer look at dopamine bursts in the brain. Paladini, who has done extensive research on methods to treat drug addiction by manipulating dopamine levels, hopes that this new undertaking could help people afflicted by clinical depression, drug addiction, schizophrenia or Parkinson’s disease. Part of Paladini’s central focus will be dopamine bursts, pops of electricity in the brain that occur ...
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