A new mapping tool created by the UT System shows that infant death rates vary heavily across the state.
Infant mortality is defined as the death of a child under one year of age. David Lakey, UT System...
In 1997, Stanford robotics doctoral student Jorge Cham spent much of his time “taking procrastination to the next level” by posting comic strips to the school’s student forum. His comics...
UT Theatre and Dance tackles “Mammoth” by Adam Burnett, an inventive paleo-fable following a team of scientists and hunters trying to resurrect the woolly mammoth.
The play’s subtitle...
T-cells might seem like just a small part of the human immune system, but they have the power to attack cancerous cells and other infectious invaders.
Chenfeng He, a graduate student in the Jiang Lab...
While use of conversational bots in journalism is fairly new, building these bots has never been easier, as demonstrated by an online course through UT’s Knight Center.
The Knight Center for Journalism...
Researchers from around the U.S. presented their work using mathematics to model natural phenomena and solve some of the greatest challenges on Earth during a seminar on Sunday at this year’s American...
T-cells might seem like just a small part of the human immune system, but they have the power to attack cancerous cells and other infectious invaders.
Chenfeng He, a graduate student in the Jiang Lab...
A UT-Austin study is currently looking at ways to help people quit smoking through an integrated exercise intervention.
The intervention consists of 15 weeks of aerobic exercise, with the quitting attempt...
Scientists from across disciplines came together to discuss the future of water resource management using artificial intelligence during a seminar on Saturday at this year’s American Association...
Wood can take us a step closer to a sustainable future.
That future is wrought with substantial difficulties, such as that expressed by UK architect and speaker Andrew Waugh when he described the coming...
Two million genes make you, you, but only 1 percent are human.
This past Thursday, Rob Knight, a renowned world leader in microbiome research from the University of California San Diego, gave the esteemed...
Chemistry researchers presented innovative applications of their research on Friday at this year’s American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting.
On Friday, the conference...
