While the bricks have been all the talk of the Speedway construction project, it’s the trees that need special attention.
The Speedway construction project involves new standards for maintaining...
Mother Nature does it best, but researchers at UT-Austin and Harvard may have found a way to recreate a diverse array of biological patterns and shapes through reverse engineering.
In a paper published...
Texas doctors and researchers are reaching across the pond to collaborate with British healthcare companies.
Dell Medical School is partnering with the Association of British Healthcare Industries,...
On Friday, UT students, faculty and staff gathered along Waller Creek to celebrate Texas Arbor Day by replanting native tree species and giving away seedlings grown from seeds gathered on campus.
Last...
While classrooms have been moving toward more technology and less recess time, research suggests that creating greener schoolyards, or adding nature elements to schoolyards, instead may improve children’s...
Everything is bigger in Texas, and our computers are no exception.
In 2011, UT won a competition held by the National Science Foundation to develop and house the first Stampede supercomputer. It was...
Improv plays a lead role in helping some young scientists communicate.
Last spring semester, College of Natural Sciences lecturer Amira Pollock taught an honors seminar centered around practicing improv...
A team including UT-Austin alumnus Harry Hoffman has developed a sports social media platform to connect fans at the stadium. Fandom, Inc., the business created by Hoffman, is behind the development of...
UT researchers recently discovered that when it comes to pollination, size doesn’t matter.
A study published last week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that long-distance...
Researchers at the Steve Hicks School of Social Work found that untreated depression and physical health issues are to blame for greater suicide among older Americans in a recent study published in The...
Cheaper, more efficient batteries could result from new anode materials developed by Cockrell School of Engineering researchers. The Interdigitated Eutectic Alloy, or IdEA, anode was designed by Texas...
The future looks bright for solar energy as design studio Sol Design Lab said they hope to improve energy knowledge by making the data from UT’s two solar charging stations visible.
The two on-campus...
