By Deborah Silliman Wolfe/College of Engineering Meet Mirunalini Thirugnanasambandam. After receiving her undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering at CEG, Anna University, India and her Masters’ degree in mechanical engineering from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, Thirugnanasambandam decided to continue her education in the UTSA and UTHSCSA joint graduate program in biomedical engineering. “Initially, my interest

By Christi Fish/Executive Director of Communications In July, the Alamo Manufacturing Partnership (AMP), a consortium of manufacturing partners across the Alamo region, was one of 12 groups in the country to receive designation in the U.S. Department of Commerce’s exclusive Investing in Manufacturing Communities Partnership (IMCP) program. Today, elected leaders, scholars, industry executives and the

By Mark Langford/Associate Director of University Communications UTSA is hosting eight STEM students from Brazil this academic year in an international program designed to give Brazilian students an opportunity to study at some of the world’s top universities. The students are participating in the Brazil Scientific Mobility Program (BSMP), a one-year, non-degree program allowing Brazilian

Meet Teja Guda ’08. This UTSA alumnus and biomedical engineering assistant professor is working on the cutting edge of tissue research, work that by his own admission could be called “very sci-fi.” “We’re developing materials for regenerative medicine,” he said. People are injured in car accidents or in combat every day and suffer tissue damage.

The College of Engineering and the College of Sciences are coming together to bring Materials Research Day @ UTSA to campus Monday, August 24, 2015. The event is aimed at promoting the development and use of materials in a variety of applications and, in particular, highlighting research that UTSA faculty and students are currently conducting

On Monday August 17, 2015, the official UTSA College of Engineering’s Tailgating Team, the Brute Squad, gave $12,000 to 12 student organizations during Roadrunner Days’ Major Exploration event. Roadrunner Days is a week-long event geared towards freshmen to help them become familiar with the UTSA Main Campus and the college in which they are enrolled.