The university is driving innovative community-based strategies to address this critical public health issue, serving as a national model.
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Kyle Shaney joins the latest episode of Launchpad: Voices of Innovation to share stories from his wildlife encounters around the world.
Research co-led by UT San Antonio finds that protected digital artwork is being easily copied or manipulated through the use of AI systems.
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Rob Tillyer’s new appointment will take effect on July 1.
UT San Antonio researchers will analyze datasets to find solutions to issues that impact military installations worldwide.
A new framework developed by researchers at UT San Antonio uses failed attempts to train autonomous systems faster and more affordably than traditional methods
Jinjun Xiong, PhD, shares his vision as the new college moves into San Pedro I and II.
The four alumni, who all previously studied abroad in Japan, will begin their new positions in the fall.
Three research projects were selected to receive up to $50,000 in seed funding.
The UT San Antonio project explores how to regenerate muscle with nanotherapy that targets fat.
UT San Antonio was founded on the principles of opportunity and affordable access. President Taylor Eighmy discusses how those principles continue to shape the university’s growth today.
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The new opportunity supports the university’s commitment to expanding its downtown presence and vision to have 10,000 students learning in the urban core by 2028.
A UT San Antonio researcher and his team offer solutions to e-waste that balance profits while protecting the environment.