Sophia Kurz, General News Reporter
• November 2, 2022
The MacArthur Fellowship, commonly referred to as the “Genius Grant,” was awarded this year to Moriba Jah, a UT associate professor of aerospace engineering and engineering mechanics.
Jah is one...
UT researchers took part in a study published Oct. 3 that combined different types of antibodies in order to increase the efficacy of COVID-19 treatments.
Antibodies are naturally occuring proteins...
A review study involving UT researchers provided new insights into the lake basins on Mars and future directions Mars research should go in.
Timothy Goudge, a geological sciences assistant professor,...
Infants raised to be bilingual use different parts of their brains when shifting attention to better adapt to hearing two languages, according to a study conducted by a UT researcher.
In the study...
Sydney Boo, General News Reporter
• October 27, 2022
Researchers at UT created “Smart Plastic,” a material that is rigid in some areas and soft in others, that could potentially spearhead the future of soft robotics and wearable electronics. The team...
A recent research article posted in the Social Psychological and Personality Science journal by Lisa Neff, UT associate professor of human development and family sciences, found that during stressful times,...
While some students have seen the albino squirrels around campus, all students will have the opportunity to see robot dogs on the Forty Acres in upcoming years.
Scheduled to begin early next year, the...
UT researchers created an electrode that can be used to rehabilitate stroke patients at home, according to a study published online in Biosensors and Bioelectronics on Sept. 28.
Evan Wang, one of...
A study co-conducted by UT researchers and professors revealed high levels of mercury pollution in the soil of ancient Maya grounds in the Mexico and Central America region. The study raised concerns for...
In a recent study, UT’s Computational Media Lab took a magnified look at the way racism spreads on social media.
The research, led by Akaash Kolluri, a senior at Clements High School in Sugar Land,...
Joaquin Resasco, assistant professor of chemical engineering, is leading his lab in converting carbon dioxide into carbon-free and renewable energy. Resasco said renewable energy usually falls short because...
A new UT Austin research initiative will provide funding and support for research into vaccinations and treatments for a wide range of diseases.
Texas Biologics is a research effort from the College...
