UT researchers created the first ever solid-state optical nanomotor, which has the potential to power tiny drones and other devices directly from a beam of light.
Nanomotors are miniature versions of...
To counteract the stress of college, students learn skills for minimizing or avoiding academic anxiety in order to manage the challenges they face. A team of researchers aims to change that narrative,...
Despite an impending trigger law that will criminalize abortions in most cases in Texas, a majority of the state’s voters oppose a total ban on the procedure, according to the latest poll conducted by...
A UT-led team of researchers developed a low-cost, regenerative filter that removes viruses and bacteria from water using two simple, unprocessed ingredients: tree seeds and cotton balls.
Viruses are...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 19, 2022 flipbook.
Sanctuary counties that didn’t enforce immigration laws saw lower amounts of violent crime and property crime, according...
UT researchers found oil and gas production activities are the likely cause of increased earthquakes in West Texas and New Mexico, according to a recent study.
The Delaware Basin, stretching through...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 12, 2022 flipbook.
A group of researchers led by a UT grad student discovered that wild frog-eating bats can remember sounds their prey make...
Researchers from UT and the UT MD Anderson Cancer Center received a $3.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop an accurate model of the breast for reconstructive surgery.
This...
UT researchers have made the first discovery of viruses infecting ancient archaea that may further scientists’ current understanding of the origins of life.
Asgard Archaea are ancient prokaryotes...
A team of scientists at UT and Texas A&M developed a new “electronic tattoo” that can continuously monitor blood pressure, providing key insights that could help identify and understand conditions...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 6, 2022 flipbook.
The global processing tomato production is projected to decrease 6% by 2050, a recent study co-authored by UT researchers found...
New findings by UT researchers may help scientists identify the geometry and patterns of dried-up ancient rivers, such as the 3.5 billion-year-old rivers that once flowed on Mars, and provide insight for...
