The controversial dispute between Apple and the FBI has been in the news a lot lately. However, technology and the law usually co-develop peacefully.
Technology historian Gerardo Con Diaz spoke about...
UT nursing graduate student Janet Morrison has spent hundreds of hours helping multiple sclerosis patients improve their quality of life.
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing recognized...
Thanks to precision medicine, scientists are advancing in the battle against cancer.
UT computer science professor Chandrajit Bajaj is developing computational techniques, called precision medicine,...
College students looking for roommates and subleases typically search through Craigslist and Facebook advertisements, but a startup called Roomi, available in Austin as of March, is trying to streamline...
In the future, wearable cameras could diagnose autism.
During a talk on March 1 in the computer science department, Georgia Institute of Technology professor Jim Rehg discussed how combining wearable...
Hades, the Greek god of the underworld, is no longer a myth.
UT microbiologist Brett Baker recently exposed a genetically unique microbe in the subsurfaces of South Africa, Yellowstone National Park...
On Feb. 27, girls took over UT campus to program robots, identify organs and manufacture lip gloss.
UT’s Women in Engineering Program hosted its annual Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day...
UT students are lowering electricity bills, using nanoparticles to look at oil reservoirs and making phone batteries last longer.
This year, UT students won $6,500 for cutting-edge research at...
Christopher J. Ellison, chemical engineering associate professor,led his research team in a series of groundbreaking nanotechnology projects — from increasing the storage capacity of hard drives...
From the Industrial Revolution to the age of Netflix, technological innovation often comes at a price.
Last month, students and officials in the McCombs School of Business discussed this issue...
The founder and director of the UT Denius-Sams Gaming Academy is going back into video game creation.
This month, Warren Spector announced his decision to leave UT and return to work on his 1990s...
A UT graduate student has helped reduce hepatitis C treatment from 18 pills a day to just one.
Angela Wagner, a chemical engineering Ph.D. candidate and member of UT professor Nicholas Peppas’...
