UTSA Discovery Magazine
UTSA Discovery is published annually by the Office of the Vice President for Research, Economic Development, and Knowledge Enterprise. The magazine serves to highlight research, scholarship and creative achievement of faculty, staff, students and alumni of The University of Texas at San Antonio.
Discovery, Volume 9 (View PDF)
- Research Numbers FY2017
- The National Security Collaboration Center
- 8 Questions with President Eighmy & Provost Espy
- UTSA Form World-Class Brain Health Research Cluster
- Q&A with Dr. Jenny Hsieh, New Semmes Foundation Chair in Cell Biology & Director of the UTSA Brain Health Consortium
- Meet the Newest Brain Health Researchers: Drs. Edward Golob, Hyoung-Gon Lee, Lindsey Macpherson, and Asif Maroof
- A Journey through a Mayan Acropolis with Drs. Kathryn Brown and Jason Yaeger
- UTSA Forms Partnership With Idaho National Laboratory
- UTSA Welcomes ARL South Cyber: Dr. Ray Bateman and Dr. Kristin Schweitzer
- 5th Annual Innovation Awards: Dr. Bing Dong, Innovator of the Year
- San Antonio’s Smart City Innovations Startup Emerges: Leaptran Inc. Launches out of UTSA
- 2017 Innovation Disclosures
- SBDC Technology Commercialization Find Success with Novothelium and Infravein Corp
- Dr. David Akopian’s Induction into the National Academy of Inventors
- Academy of Distinguished Researchers: 2018 Dr. Catherine Clinton, Dr. Gelu Popescu; 2017: Dr. Joo L. Ong, Dr. Jose L. Lopez-Ribot
- Undergraduate Research and Creative Inquiry Showcase
- OUR Best-in-Shows Winners 2018 & 2017
- OUR Student Scholarship Recipients: Spring 2017, Fall 2017, Summer 2018
- Research External Advisory Council (REAC)
- Dr. Carlos Monton Awarded NSF Grant to Fabricate, Control and Test 1-Dimensional Systems
- UTSA Hosts World’s Largest Gathering of Historical Linguistics, thanks to Dr. Bridget Drinka
- News briefs:International Research Collaborations; Office of Research Support;New Research Centers; SURF
- By the Numbers UTSA Research Tech Transfer FY2017
Previous Volumes
Links to previusly released editions of the Discovery Magazine