Upcoming Events
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Living in My Skin panel discussion
Join the Briscoe Library for a Zoom panel discussion about the Living in My Skin art exhibit on display from Sept. 27-Oct. 4 in Briscoe Library. On hand for the discussion will be representatives of the San Antonio Living in My Skin project -
La Frontera 2021: Population Health: AI, Big Data, and Analytics
Mark your calendars for this year's La Frontera virtual symposium, Population Health: AI, Big Data, and Analytics, presented by the Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine 's Office for Research, Department of Population Health Sciences and the Institute for Health Promotion Research. -
San Antonio Combat PTSD Conference
The STRONG STAR Consortium based at UT Health San Antonio is gearing up to present its sixth annual San Antonio Combat PTSD Conference. Registration is now open for the conference, which this year will be held virtually Oct. 20-21, and for pre-conference continuing education workshops scheduled for Oct. 19. -
Fall 2021 Virtual T1 to T4 in 3 (Minutes) Challenge
This virtual challenge highlights multidisciplinary UT Health San Antonio research projects that fall within the spectrum of translational science. Presenters share their research in three minutes to a live, mixed audience of community members, students and faculty utilizing language and concepts that are easy to understand with one slide. -
HealthyU Webcast Series: Get Moving Again
Dr. Frank Buttacavoli specializes in total joint care and helps patients with all different types of knee pain. He’ll be discussing the causes knee pain, non-surgical treatments and how to decide when a knee replacement is the best option for you. -
2021 Virtual Community Engagement Symposium: Upholding Diversity and Equity for Health Research
The Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science proudly presents the 2021 Virtual Community Engagement Symposium: Upholding Diversity and Equity for Health Research. This event is free and open to the public. -
HealthyU Webcast Series: Molding Your Child, Literally
Darren Poidevin helps correct head shape abnormalities in babies and leads the cranial remolding program at UT Health San Antonio. He will show examples of the different types of head shape abnormalities, how they can be avoided and how they can be corrected through cranial remolding orthotics.