With the help of UT researchers, NASA scientists scanned and opened one of the last samples of rock and soil collected nearly 50 years ago on the moon during NASA’s Apollo program last month.
During...
A UT researcher identified errors in the training of artificial intelligence algorithms that could have detrimental impacts on medical imaging as part of a collaborative study with researchers at the University...
Essential workers, residents in low-income neighborhoods and those that live in densely populated areas face disproportionately higher risks of contracting COVID-19 during lockdown periods, according to...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 1, 2022 flipbook.
Naloxone, a nasal spray drug that rapidly reverses the effects of an opioid overdose, is now available for people to pick up...
UT researchers created a map of the Gulf Coastal Plain to show how an overlooked network of water channels creates drainage pathways for floods.
Coastal plain areas are places where sediment builds...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 29, 2022 flipbook.
Some of the UT researchers involved in creating the structure-based vaccines used against COVID-19 have potentially created...
UT researchers found worsening mental health, declining grades and an increase in food insecurity among Texas college students during the COVID-19 pandemic, with students who are women, people of color...
Katy Nelson, Senior News Reporter
• March 31, 2022
University researchers drilled for ancient corals off the South Pacific Ocean to find out how the climate pattern of El Niño might change as a result of climate change. Although they received inconclusive...
University researchers potentially improved a key component of the gene-editing tool CRISPR, ensuring more efficiency and safety during alteration.
CRISPR is a tool used to alter genes by editing...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 1, 2022 flipbook.
Regional planning professor Alex Karner received three grants totaling over $400,000 for projects investigating transportation...
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.
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...
