Sarah Brager, General News Reporter
• March 22, 2023
UT announced the launch of a new transportation research center that will analyze travel behavior and commuter psychology in partnership with other schools across the country.
Researchers from the Center...
A recently published study by UT researchers found that increased amounts of parasites in bumblebees are linked to changes in human land use.
Lead author Nick Ivers said previous research of shrinking...
A new study by UT researchers found the short-term strengthening of fault lines contributes to slow slip earthquakes, a type of earthquake that is not as destructive but occurs more frequently.
An earthquake...
Pili Saravia, General News Reporter
• March 7, 2023
The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas granted UT’s Lee Lab $1 million to strengthen skin cancer research last month following breakthroughs in understanding how melanoma develops.
The...
Reece Tincher, General News Reporter
• March 7, 2023
UT researchers from the Jackson School of Geosciences published a study identifying salt as a possible way to facilitate more effective energy storage and controlled release.
The study, published last...
Climate change could cause plankton to move away from the equator, affecting larger organisms like tuna and krill, according to a collaborative study between UT and Harvard researchers published last month.
Study...
Sowmya Sridhar, General News Reporter
• February 22, 2023
Researchers from the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and UT’s Global Disinformation Lab are collaborating to create a database of global laws related to disinformation and misinformation.
Ryan...
A UT study published Jan. 9 highlights the role of key nutrients in food that can help malnourished children's development.
University researchers found that adding a crucial nutrient in food fed to...
Isabella Zeff, General News Reporter
• February 21, 2023
UT researchers released a catalog with over 200,000 newly located astronomical objects as part of a project aiming to understand the expansion of the universe.
The Hobby-Eberly Telescope Dark Energy...
Vaccinations are more beneficial when delivered during the resting phase of the circadian rhythm — as opposed to during waking hours — a UT researcher found in a Jan. 30 study.
Louise Ince, a research...
Isabella Zeff, General News Reporter
• February 15, 2023
Greg and Kathy Moore met in a government class as UT students. When she was 33, Kathy received a multiple sclerosis diagnosis. She lived a full life with the disease for 20 years, until she reached the...
NASA selected a UT lab as an inaugural facility for planetary science research, providing funding to the lab and promoting collaboration between scientists across the United States.
The UT High-Resolution...
