UT alumnus Daniel Reyes has found one solution to oil spills, pollution and unfiltered water: mushrooms.
As an environmental consultant at Leggette, Brashears & Graham, Inc., Reyes experienced...
When Kasey Faust’s high school physics teacher told her she was going to be an engineer, she laughed.
“I thought engineering was just train conductors,” Faust said.
Faust,...
UT’s Innovation Center helps professors bring their research out of the lab and into the hands of consumers.
According to the National Academy of Sciences, shortage of funding, lack of business...
Good things come in threes: UT physics researchers are helping create a new type of microscope to add to the two existing primary microscope types.
Last month, physics professor Mark Raizen and...
Your eating and lifestyle habits could help — or hinder — your chances of getting cancer, according to a talk by Harvard nutrition expert Dr. Edward Giovannucci.
Giovannucci, a nutrition...
On Saturday, Austinites will be given the green light to design solutions to the city’s traffic problems.
Austin’s Transportation Department and UT’s Center for Transportation...
Researchers have discovered a group of antibodies that puts them on track towards developing a vaccine to treat HIV.
Last month, researchers at UT and Duke University published a study in the journal...
A small car behind an 18-wheeler has a limited perspective to what’s in front of it. UT researchers are working to remedy this by developing technology that will allow cars to see a complete picture...
