Doctors can now provide their patients full therapy treatment without being in the same room.
UT-Dallas computer science professor Balakrishnan Prabhakaran and his former graduate student Suraj Raghuraman...
Proud of your leg-day muscles? You can thank the Myomaker and Myomixer proteins.
Eric Olson, professor and chairman of molecular biology at UT Southwestern, and Rhonda Bassel-Duby, molecular biology...
UT students might be accustomed to organic food stands and specialty food stores in the heart of Austin, but organic farming is just catching on in the rest of the country. Members of the UT community...
Administering drug treatments while parasites are less active may be the best way to put a deadly disease to rest.
UT Southwestern researchers discovered that the parasitic worm responsible for...
Engineers for a Sustainable World, or ESW, gives the green light to developing a more environmentally-conscious world.
UT will host the annual ESW conference from April 6-April 9. The event features...
UT psychology professors have discovered a way of predicting whether or not a soldier will develop post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
Michael Telch and Robert Josephs, professors of psychology,...
The new molecular-level microscope built by UT-Dallas researchers is smaller than size of a dime.
Reza Moheimani, a professor of mechanical engineering, who heads the UT-Dallas Laboratory for Dynamics...
Storing solar power can actually increase energy consumption, according to a new UT study.
Michael Webber, professor of mechanical engineering and deputy director of UT’s Energy Institute, and...
Impulsive people may find it harder to control weight gain, according to a UT Dallas study.
Francesca Filbey, UTD brain and behavioral sciences professor at the Center for BrainHealth, discovered that...
Molecular research offers a new avenue of studying dinosaurs outside of solely examining their fossils.
Elena Schroeter, a post-doctoral researcher at North Carolina State University, and Tim Cleland,...
Recent research points toward a specific gene that’s responsible for binge drinking behavior.
UT Southwestern researchers David Mangelsdorf and Steven Kliewer have been studying a protein...
Solar wind significantly alters Earth’s magnetic field, which can affect Earth’s communication technologies.
Richard Bonde, a physics graduate student at UT Arlington, studies space...
The diversity of bacteria in a patient’s gut may influence how well they respond to cancer treatments.
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center researchers recently discovered that...
The second-leggiest land-dwelling animal rests in the caves of California.
In 2006, UT research associate Jean Krejca discovered a tiny 414-legged millipede species under a rock in Lange Cave...
In a recent study, UT Arlington researchers detected contaminants in South Texas drinking water that could be hazardous if allowed to accumulate.
Scientists Zachariah Hildenbrand and Kevin Schug said...
Researchers recently found that polysorbate 80, a common food additive, renders E. coli bacteria harmless.
Alfredo Torres, UT Medical Branch Galveston researcher and UT alumnus, and Chris Waters, professor...
A new experiment by UT Southwestern researchers may bring hope for spinal cord injury patients.
Chun-Li Zhang, associate professor of molecular biology, and Lei-Lei Wang, postdoctoral researcher, recently...
UT researchers recently developed a device that makes it easier to study living Caenorhabditis elegans roundworms.
Earlier this month, Adela Ben-Yakar, professor of biomedical engineering and...
“Connectosomes,” a new type of nanoparticle developed by UT researchers, may be capable of delivering medicine more efficiently to individual cells.
Avinash Gadok, biomedical engineering...
With nothing but a skull and a jawbone to study, UT’s Computed Tomography, or CT, lab recently helped researchers classify two 38-million-year-old fossils as belonging to a group of animals called...
A new twist in fiber manufacturing by UT Dallas researchers is making “artificial muscles.”
The team of researchers recently published a study describing their discovery that twisting...
Bees collect pollen and nectar from flowers, but UT research shows food might not be all they pick up while buzzing between blooms.
Former UT postdoctoral researcher Quinn McFrederick published a study...
When it comes to identifying mysterious minerals, enthusiasts can sometimes find themselves between a rock and a hard place.
The UT Memorial Museum is here to help. The museum will be hosting its annual...
Every year, over 200 people die in the US from flash floods. New research by UT professors could make flood forecasting more efficient and help prevent these deaths.
David Maidment, UT civil engineering...
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...
With no cure for Zika available yet, scientists at the UT Medical Branch at Galveston have been trying to find a cure for the virus using medications that are already on the market.
The team,...
When bacteria join forces, it isn’t good news.
UT biologists recently discovered that two species of mouth bacteria often found together, Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans, also known as Aa,...
A new electronic nose identifies more than just bad breath.
UT Dallas researchers, Dr. Navneet Sharma and Qian Zhong, recently built an electronic nose that uses breath analysis to detect a wide array...
The accumulation of aerosols can cause storm clouds to linger longer and generate stronger storms.
Most people associate aerosol with a can of hairspray, spray paint or keyboard cleaner. However, aerosols...
UT Dallas researchers recently discovered a new way to improve the speed and capability of electronics.
Cheng-Cheng Liu, the study’s lead author and assistant professor at Beijing Institute...
UT astronomers have found a young giant planet that defies the basic concepts of astronomy.
CI Tau b, a planet recently discovered by astronomers from UT, Rice University, Wesleyan University and NASA,...
Diabetics have traditionally used test strip monitors, insulin shots and insulin pumps to control their blood glucose levels. Now, they have a simpler, non-invasive method.
UT scientists...
The “Wobble” was a trend that swept across dance floors in 2008. Around the same time, geologists realized their own wobble was changing dramatically due to climate change.
Sea levels...
UT researchers have biologically engineered a new algae that can kill mosquitoes during their larval stage.
Molecular biology professor and principal investigator David Herrin, UT alumnus and...
A student has started a petition to relocate macaque monkeys at the UT Animal Resource Center. If they are not relocated, scientists will euthanize these primates.
Just about a half-mile from...
At UT’s Annual Burdette Lecture, a Nobel Prize winner discussed a potential method for early cancer recognition.
This year’s lecturer, Randy Schekman, a molecular biology professor...
Voters may not have to storm the polls to show support for Kanye West in the 2020 presidential election — changes in voting technology may let them cast their ballot from the couch.
Diego Bernal,...
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...
About 50 students, from cursory programmers to future “Mark Zuckerbergs” flocked to the Austin Public Library last week to learn about coding.
Seikou Technologies hosted the event...
