Unique depressions on Mars could be new places to look for signs of life, according to a new study published this month in Icarus, the International Journal of Solar System Studies. The study was led by...
Research by a UT graduate student shows that bats might have a longer memory than previously thought.
Last Friday, ecology, evolution and behavior graduate student Marjorie Dixon presented her...
UT and West Campus community members gathered at Pease Park this Saturday for It’s My Park Day, an event aimed at improving the park through tree care and planting.
About 2,000 volunteers completed...
While West Texas today is dominated by sprawling deserts, 50 million years ago the area contained lush tropical rainforests with unique species of monkeys and apes.
On Friday, the Environmental Science...
UT researchers didn’t even have to leave campus to discover a new species of reptile — scientists identified the fossil of extinct reptile Triopticus primus last month using bones collected...
On Wednesday, the UT Microfarm hosted a workshop to teach students and community members about vermicomposting, or composting with worms, and how it benefits the environment.
Participants learned about...
UT recently granted $150,000 to San Antonio-based medical technology startup Cardiovate.
The company will use funding from the UT Horizon Fund, an investment fund aimed at supporting UT-related startups,...
After studying thousands of generations of E. coli, UT scientists have discovered something unexpected: Some strains of the bacteria evolve much faster than previously thought.
Jeffrey Barrick, an assistant...
