To better understand the conditions and potential for hosting life on other planets, a collaboration of researchers, including some from UT, received a nearly $1.2 million grant in early October for key...
Research from an environmental sustainability organization and a group at UT could lead to an expansion of solar energy in the Austin area.
The environmental advocacy group, The Ray, first collaborated...
King Davis, a research professor in the School of Information, will work with graduate students and other professors to identify, organize and produce digital copies of documents from the Austin State Hospital such as admission, treatment and discharge records dating as far back as 1857.
For the next five years, as part of a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation, researchers from UT, the University of California San Diego and Stanford University will look into and devise solutions for browsers attacked by hackers with malicious intent.
In early October, a new master’s program that explores how the arts and humanities interact with the medical field started accepting applications for its first semester in the fall of 2022.
The...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 8th flipbook.
Doctors may be able to monitor patients’ pneumonia symptoms from their homes for the first time as UT researchers...
Materials science and engineering graduate student Youhong Guo, the lead author of the research paper, said research to develop the tablet took about one year after her group began studying water purification in 2020.
UT-Austin researchers are studying how communities of color engage with information online in order to help combat misinformation.
Researchers from the University teamed up with the University of Washington,...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the September 24th flipbook.
UT engineers prototyped the first-ever portable disease diagnosis machine that could help medical professionals quickly...
The UT Institute for Geophysics started a partnership with the city of Austin on Sept. 7 to create 3D images of lakes in Austin, which the city will use to study water quality and algae.
Researchers...
UT researchers have helped to better understand how tumor cells evolve to resist cancer treatments by developing ClonMapper, a new technology that tags the cells’ nucleic acid with a type of barcode.
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