The study, which was published Dec. 1, attempts to prove the punctuated equilibrium theory that life on earth consists of long periods of stability followed by short mass extinctions.
Programs in other countries are currently still scheduled to occur as Texas Global continuously monitors the situation, according to an email from Education Abroad director Heather Thompson.
Katy Nelson, Senior News Reporter
• March 10, 2022
Stampede2, one of the supercomputers available to University researchers, received a funding extension Feb. 21 to continue supporting scientists with research. The funding will last until June 2023, but...
Nahiyan Khan, General news reporter
• March 10, 2022
UT RecSports partnered with Nike to renovate the Gregory Gym games room and launch Nike U Move — a program that encourages students to stay physically active. The new space, which opened Feb. 14, will...
UT still recommends students, faculty and staff wear masks indoors after Austin moved into Stage 2 COVID-19 guidelines March 4, according to a University spokesperson.
Austin Public Health officials...
Dell Medical School launched a new music program Feb. 28 that will feature concerts in the hospital for patients and employees.
All members of the Dell Medical community are able to join the Red River...
Researchers at the Harry Ransom Center digitized more than 60,000 items from LGBTQIA+ author Radclyffe Hall and artist Una Vincenzo, Lady Troubridge from the earlier half of the 20th century.
The researchers developed GT Sophy, the AI program, using a technique called deep reinforcement learning, which researchers have previously used to train AI to beat humans in games like chess, Go and Jeopardy.
