A recent UT study found involuntary celibates, colloqiually known as incels, are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, loneliness and poor mental health.
Lead author William Costello said...
Ireland Blouin, General News Reporter
• November 30, 2022
The UT Earthquake Machine, a device built by UT scientists to simulate the shifting of the tectonic plates, made its first earthquake during its pilot test in a lab on Nov. 7.
The machine was created...
Developments in the field of identifying RNA characteristics could be used to diagnose alcohol use disorder, according to UT researchers.
In a recently published review, scientists looked into developments...
Raiyan Shaik, General News Reporter
• November 18, 2022
In an Oct. 31 press release, the College of Pharmacy revealed the latest findings on the development of their patented Thin Film Freezing technology — which rapidly freezes and dries medication into...
Vivien Ayers, General News Reporter
• November 16, 2022
UT, along with five other American institutions, received an $8.8 million grant from the National Science Foundation to study racial inequity in STEM and to propose adjustments to educational structures...
A UT student research team competed in the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition from Oct. 26 to 28 where they placed among the top 10 finalists, the only American team to do so.
The...
Sowmya Sridhar, General News Reporter
• November 15, 2022
Researchers from UT, UT Southwestern Medical Center and six other institutions published a policy paper for the Policy and Planning Committee of the National Academy of Neuropsychology regarding strategies...
UT researchers reexamined a long-standing model of multiple sclerosis in mice through a recently published study. The study compared multiple sclerosis itself with the model researchers use to understand...
Isabella Zeff, General news reporter
• November 11, 2022
Faculty-led research projects recently received funding from UT’s IC2 Institute, a research unit that explores the intersection between technology, innovation and entrepreneurship.
One project receiving...
A $1 million pilot grant awarded to UT from the National Science Foundation allowed for the creation of the UT Center for Pandemic Decision Science, where researchers will attempt to resolve challenges...
Pili Saravia, General news reporter
• November 9, 2022
Three professors from across the country united in the Andes Mountains to find the cause of the range’s varied width. They found the subsiding of the plate tectonics caused the odd shape of the range...
Texas Robotics showcased new advances in medical robot technology at this year’s Texas Robotics Symposium on Nov. 3 and 4.
At a panel on Friday morning, many core faculty members of Texas Robotics...
