A new computational modeling technique for the heart’s mitral valve will help surgeons better customize each patient’s heart surgery.
Michael Sacks, the project’s lead researcher...
How do you detect a partner desiring only a one-night stand from one desiring a long-term relationship? Tinder.
For the past seven years, the infamous dating app, Tinder, has brought users entertainment,...
A UT researcher led developments of a new method to accurately measure hidden forms of HIV in immune cells, which will help better evaluate experimental HIV treatments in research and clinical trials.
This...
A new one-year master’s program at UT seeks to spearhead change in health delivery and create high-value services in healthcare.
The Master of Science in Health Care Transformation program, a...
A researcher at UT is developing a new way of computer modeling to better understand earthquakes using findings from a 2011 earthquake in Japan.
Thorsten Becker, the lead author of the paper and...
The intersection of science and faith can be a diverse and storied discussion. This fall, the two met constructively in a sermon series held by Rev. John Elford at the University United Methodist Church...
With ten minutes left in the competition, the word “accepted” finally popped on screen. Seniors Ethan Arnold and Ryan Rice and junior Supawit Chockchowwat rejoiced. They would be heading to...
Whether you like it or not, one thing that is inevitable about the holiday season is exposure to Christmas music. During December, shops pump out Mariah Carey to change people in the festive mood, but...
Forty-one hours of prerequisites, volunteering, shadowing, Medical College Admission Test studying — sound familiar? Lesley Riley, director of the Health Professions Office at UT, said the curriculum...
The health care field experiences rapid growth and development, with new technologies and procedures constantly being added. Austin’s doctors must adapt to this technological boom.
UT’s...
Household waste from food, wrapping paper and other holiday shopping list items increases by an estimated 25 percent, or about one million tons per week, between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day,...
A team of UT researchers found that speaking clearly allows for better information recall in listeners, with results that can be applied in academic, health and scientific settings.
Rajka Smiljanic,...
