UT Research on Methane Hydrate Could Transform the Energy Landscape
A team of scientists watch the sunset from the helidock. The middle of the Gulf of Mexico is a busier place than you might think. Its deep, blue waters are dotted...
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‘Discovery is in our DNA’: Inside Hans Mark’s Incredible Career
After fleeing Nazi Germany for a life in the U.S., UT engineering professor Hans Mark worked in Mission Control during the first moon landing, pushed President Reagan...
UT Study Finds That Frog’s Love Song Can Be Kiss of Death
Some say that love bites. This may be especially true for the túngara frog. UT researchers have discovered that predatory bats eavesdrop not only on the túngara...
Artist in the Lab, Scientist in the Studio
A protein depicted as a coiling ribbon, an animation of a chemical reaction, a time-lapse movie of planetary motion—all are examples of scientific visualization,...
Of Mice and Melodies
Many great scientific experiments have been performed with ordinary white lab mice. For UT research on a language gene, though, only extraordinary singing mice will...
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Letter from the Executive Director: Busy Season
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Alcalde Photo Editor Takes Italy and Switzerland
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The Life and Legacy of Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium at 100 Years
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Program in UT’s College of Pharmacy Provides Cellphones to People Experiencing Homelessness
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UT’s Wind Ensemble Celebrates 50th Anniversary at Carnegie Hall
