Anjali Arun, General Life&Arts Reporter
• April 1, 2026
The Churchill Scholarship gives students demonstrating achievement in the STEM field a fully-funded year of master’s study in the United Kingdom. For the first time in 36 years, a UT computational engineering,...
The Trump administration can continue freezing more than $780 million in diversity, equity and inclusion-related research grants from the National Institutes of Health, following an Aug. 21 ruling from...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the November 5 flipbook.
UT-Austin researchers are working to speed up flight transportation so travelers can fly to anywhere in the continental United...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the November 2 flipbook.
UT researchers are working to create an intervention program for young adults with breast cancer to address unmet needs and issues.
Principal...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the November 19 flipbook.
A UT researcher examined how two communities incorporate feminism and environmental ideas in their everyday lives to...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the November 16 flipbook.
An interdisciplinary team led by UT researchers launched a project in October focused on exploring the deep ocean. The...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 15 flipbook.
Researchers at UT are developing a robotic endoscope that allows doctors to “feel” cancer tumors, which could help doctors...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 15 flipbook.
In collaboration with multiple health care agencies, UT researchers published a study last month detailing a technique that can...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 12 flipbook.
UT researchers discovered a way to store 200 times more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in deep-sea technology, which...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 12 flipbook.
UT researchers recently discovered that, over the span of weeks, massive Mars flooding carved out canyons hundreds of meters...
When the scientists ran a computer model on the Earth’s tectonic plates, they found there is a pinching effect that occurs after a submerged plate is put under multiple geological forces.
University researchers, along with others from the University of Arizona, University of Houston and various Mexican institutions, worked together using laser mapping data to uncover hundreds of sites dating back from about 1,050 B.C. to 400 B.C.
