The UT-Austin Nutrition Department will start accepting applicants for its online Master of Science in Nutritional Sciences this fall.
During the two-year program, the first cohort of students will...
From glowing tracker molecules to 120 students of the Summer Research Scholars Program presented their original research in science, math, and engineering on August 2 in Welch Hall.
The Summer Research...
The UT Austin Nutrition Department will start accepting applicants for its online Master of Nutritional Sciences this fall.
During the two-year program, the first cohort of students will complete 10...
Every year, hundreds of UT College of Natural Sciences students participate in the UTeach program, where they serve not only as math and science teachers, but also as mentors and friends for children from...
Chemistry lecturer Kate Biberdorf is known for her ‘Thundercloud Demonstration,’ which she sets off during class.
“I pour hot water into a bucket of liquid nitrogen, resulting in a...
On June 2, 70 UT students departed on a journey of nearly 4,100 miles from Austin, Texas, to Anchorage, Alaska.
The riders, members of UT student organization Texas 4000, will take three different routes:...
UT’s Freshman Research Initiative, or FRI, of the College of Natural Sciences received the Gold Award for STEM education and the Silver Award winner for “Presence Learning” in a worldwide...
Astrophysics professor Karl Gebhardt is finding new ways to study the mysteries of the universe.
Gebhardt has been using gravitational waves, or ripples of space-time, as a way to study the properties...
SXSW’s Gaming Expo has something for every kind of geek and gamer.
The Gaming Expo, which runs from March 16 to 18, will feature over a hundred exhibitors focused on all kinds of gaming, including...
UT mechanical engineers are using a new material to deliver drugs and medicine into our bodies: silk.
Mechanical engineering assistant professor Tiger Tao and graduate student Shaoqing Zhang have...
UT physicists are delving into the world of biology to discover what makes antibiotic resistance tick.
Physics associate professor Vernita Gordon is working with a team of graduate students to study...
Hemophilia, a disease that once required extensive medications to treat, may soon be treatable with a simple pill.
Last November, Nicholas Peppas, UT biomedical engineering professor and the director...
