Next summer, a short-term UT research institute will teach scientists about the new field of precision medicine.
In May, a pop-up institute involving the Colleges of Natural Sciences and Liberal Arts...
On Aug. 25, America celebrated the centennial birthday of the National Park Service.
Now, a few weeks later, UT professors look at the future of America’s natural spaces and how they are...
Aggies and Longhorns are putting aside their differences and teaming up to harness the power of the sun.
UT is collaborating with A&M’s main campus, the Central Texas campus and their Engineering...
In a 1966 episode of Star Trek, Mr. Spock told Captain Kirk: “Invisibility is theoretically possible, Captain, with selective bending of light.” UT researchers are now working to make Mr. Spock’s...
Fans of J.K. Rowling’s popular book franchise can now talk to Harry about butterbeer, their favorite Bertie Bott’s flavor or how it feels to cast a spell. This new trick isn’t magic —...
Football season is here! I want to make sure that I fuel myself for a long day of tailgating and cheering. With all of the new concession options at DKR and when I travel off to away games, how can I enjoy...
A lot can happen in 100 years — just ask UT computer science professor Peter Stone.
On Thursday, Stone and fellow researchers released a report that will kick off Stanford’s One Hundred...
Surgeons at UT MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston have brought 3-D printing into the operating room.
Cancer patients sometimes have body parts removed as part of treatment, but doctors have...
As Juno flies closely around Jupiter and takes its first snapshots of the gas giant, UT astronomers hope that the NASA probe will give new insights about both our solar system and planets around other...
The Student Engineering Council will host its annual UT-Austin Engineering EXPO on Sept. 7 and 8.
The event, which will be held at the Frank Erwin Center, will allow more than 5,000 undergraduate and...
Like transition lenses for houses and cars, new technology will allow users to change the tint of their windows with the touch of a button.
Delia Milliron, a UT chemical engineering associate...
At first glance, it would seem that computer scientists and humanities researchers live in different worlds.
Today, however, computers can help human researchers better study traditionally human subjects...
