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ALT Pressure dial titled "Trained across the whole dial," under the labels "Curriculum, 2027–28" and "Undersea + hyperbaric." The dial runs from 0 to 4 atmospheres absolute (ATA), with a needle at 1 ATA marked sea level. Values below 1 are labeled altitude and spaceflight, and values above 1 are labeled depth and chamber. Six rings show where the fellowship's training areas fall on the scale. Operational medicine spans 0 to 4, hypobaric medicine 0 to 1, alternobaric environments 0.5 to 2, dive medicine 1 to 4, hyperbaric medicine 2 to 3, and advanced wound care 2 to 2.4. The footer reads "Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Fellowship, 12 months, ACGME-accredited, apply by Nov. 16, UTMB.US/GTR" beside the UTMB Aerospace and Exploration Medicine logo.
ALT Christina Ross, JaMika Harris, and Anastasia Kuzmina in front of the Ball High School mascot statue, with Ross and Kuzmina holding certificates.
ALT Staff announcement graphic on a dark navy grid. Text reads Welcome aboard, Sana Malik, business manager, UTMB Aerospace and Exploration Medicine. Her headshot sits in a circle at upper right, ringed by a dotted orbit line with a single orange marker. The UTMB Aerospace and Exploration Medicine logo and the department seal run along the bottom.
ALT Honoring 50 years transforming the study of aging, immigration, culture, and health across the lifespan. Timeline showing career highlights and photo of Dr. Markides, more info available at our website news.
ALT Four smiling colleagues, three in navy UTMB School of Public and Population Health polo shirts, take a selfie on a sunny campus walkway. Behind them, a stream of people wearing UTMB lanyards walks along a brick-paved path beside a low brick wall and landscaped beds.
ALT Archer Fellowship poster on a UTMB bulletin board inviting students to study and intern in Washington, D.C.
ALT Five Badya University medical students pictured above the headline “What five Badya students took home from Galveston,” dated October 8, 2026.
ALT Samuel Stephenson speaks from a podium bearing his name on the ICAM 2026 stage in Istanbul. The screen beside him shows his title slide, "Safety of GLP-1RA use for spaceflight: A review of relevant literature," with co-authors David Reyes, MD, MPH, and William Tarver, MD, and affiliations with UTMB's Department of Aerospace and Exploration Medicine and NASA Johnson Space Center.
ALT Duy Vo speaks into a microphone at a wooden podium marked with the UTMB, The University of Texas Medical Branch, logo.
ALT Five T1–T4 in 3 Minutes competitors stand in a row in front of a window, each holding a framed certificate. From left, the certificates read People's Choice Award, Third Place Award, Finalist, and Second Place Award. Duy Vo, at far right, holds the First Place Award.
ALT Two moments from the SPPH all-school luncheon. Left, Dean M. Kristen Peek speaks from a podium bearing the UTMB logo, with the Texas flag and a university flag behind her and attendees seated at tables in the foreground. Right, two attendees at a table turn toward the front of the room, one smiling, with rows of attendees seated behind them.
ALT Timeline titled "SPPH enters its next phase," under the label "Where we are now." 2022, school approved. 2023, full CEPH (Council on Education for Public Health) accreditation. 2026, ASPIRE implementation begins. Now, build the culture and impact that define us.
ALT Three candid moments from the SPPH all-school luncheon. Top left, two attendees wearing UTMB lanyards talk across a round table with a blue tablecloth, with a buffet line of chafing dishes behind them. Bottom left, one attendee smiles while another writes on a card at a table with an orange runner. Right, an attendee writes on a card at a crowded table as the person beside them looks down, chin in hand, with more tables of attendees filling the room behind them.
ALT Students, faculty, and staff of the UTMB School of Public and Population Health gather for a group photo at the first all-school luncheon, standing in rows and seated on chairs and the carpet in front of an orange accent wall and a row of tall windows.
ALT Students and mentors talk over laptops between working sessions at the Clinical Informatics Datathon.
