Gym junkies set on sexy pecs and biceps might pay for it in posture problems later in their lives.
Brian K. Farr, clinical associate professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education,...
You see a vast array of glittering stars when you look into the night sky, but what you don’t see is the massive amounts of “space junk” — the old satellites, rocket parts and other...
Science communicators should put emotions over equations, according to NPR host Sandra Tsing Loh. Last Friday, Loh offered UT science students advice on how to make science clearer and more interesting...
Austin was ranked the 19th best city in the United States for tech jobs, according to an analysis by Student Loan Hero. The findings were based on data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The study...
The one thing computers can’t get right is out of this world — literally.
UT astronomer Justin Spilker worked alongside various researchers across the globe to uncover the secret to a self-sustained,...
Good grades are genetic, according to UT research.
A newly discovered genetic component of academic performance could change the approach to childhood education, according to a new study. Margherita...
An explosion at the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico leaked thousands of gallons of oil into the ocean in 2010, according to National Public Radio. This resulted in a three-year-long...
Getting used to college is almost always stressful, but according to research by psychology graduate student Hae Yeon Lee, students experience less stress if they believe they can get smarter.
Lee and...
Engineers can now apply for jobs without a résumé, cover letter or even a technical interview through Code Pilot, a data science company. David Lemphers, CEO and founder of the Austin startup,...
A new innovation developed by UT researchers involving guts on a microchip may end the era of lab rats and petri dishes in the study of human disease.
Woojung Shin, biomedical engineering...
Today’s robots are not known to be the masters of balance. This issue not only affects research advancement, but it also poses safety risks to humans, according to UT researchers.
Luis...
UT experts say climate change affects water, water affects food and insecure food resources affect national security. The LBJ School of Public Affairs hosted a panel this Monday to discuss this intersection...
