Sowmya Sridhar, General News Reporter
• December 19, 2022
Researchers from UT, the University of Utah and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign received a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation to create a way to more quickly and efficiently...
The agreement between the Texas Carbon Management Program Group and Honeywell, a multinational conglomerate, was announced in December and gives Honeywell the right to scale the technology for commercialization.
UT is working on a supercomputer to allow more researchers to perform complex calculations based on their findings.
A collaboration between the University’s Texas Advanced Computing Center and the...
Some UT researchers started creating a new computer chip that could be implemented within the next 10 years in computers and phones to improve their performance.
The neuromorphic computer chips mimic...
UT doctoral students are part of a team developing a new method of lithium extraction, which could help meet high demand for the element and reduce its cost.
Lithium, which is used to power electronics,...
In space thousands of natural and human-made objects float around and collide with one another, preventing satellites and rockets from functioning correctly. Researchers from UT, the Massachusetts Institute...
After a friend told him about her experience with sexual assault while in college, UT law alumnus Ben Johanson (‘13) set out to create an app designed to help students stay together during nights...
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,...
Depression and stress have been studied for the psychological effects they have on the human body, but doctors are now looking at how the disease can affect the immune system.
The Immune System, Stress...
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth installment of The Texan’s series “Raising Voices,” which highlights issues of diversity at UT. Stories are produced in partnership with UT’s...
Student researchers can win up to $2,500 by creating a two-minute long video about their research. The Office of Undergraduate Research is hosting the annual Texas Student Research Showdown, a video competition...
