Smita Kulkarni, Ph.D., who was promoted to Associate Professor this year, relishes the diverse opportunities for collaboration at Texas Biomed. It enables her to work on pathogens she would not otherwise…

Throughout his 23-year career, Stanton Gray, D.V.M., Ph.D., DACLAM, has sought to improve animal and human health as a veterinarian, colony manager and researcher.

Wearing many hats comes naturally to Kathryn Shelton, D.V.M., Ph.D., DACLAM. This is a strength she’ll tap into as she joins Texas Biomed and Southwest National Primate Research Center with not one, not two, but three official roles…

Associate Professor Shouxiong Huang, Ph.D., specializes in the small and unusual parts of the human immune system, with a singular goal propelling his research.

Professor Vitaly Ganusov, Ph.D., combines math and immunology to investigate two of the world’s leading killers: malaria and tuberculosis (TB).

A Texas Biomed fan and collaborator, Amber Mallory, PhD, brings passion for service and expertise in biomedical research at the Department of Defense.

Three research faculty promoted to Professor and Dr. Riti Sharan joins the faculty as an Assistant Professor.

Texas Biomed’s scientists are unlocking solutions for tough health challenges. The expanded Business Development and Strategic Alliances team helps launch innovations and establish ever-more strategic partnerships that support the Institute’s growth, mission and impact.

FROM TRAINEE TO FACULTY Olena Shtanko, PhD, started at Texas Biomed in 2011 as a post-doctoral fellow, and has been an independent Staff Scientist for the past five years. When Texas Biomed began recruiting for a new virology faculty member, Dr. Shtanko successfully competed with external applicants, becoming Texas Biomed’s newest Assistant Professor in April. […]

Texas Biomed’s newest professor combines passion for animals, high containment labs and infectious disease research.