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Program in UT’s College of Pharmacy Provides Cellphones to People Experiencing Homelessness

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On June 28, the United States Supreme Court ruled on a major case related to homelessness, City of Grants Pass v. Johnson. The decision allows cities to enforce...

 
 

New Research From UT Could One Day Treat Chronic Pain Without Opioids

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Three decades ago, if you had asked Dr. Stephen Martin how the molecules he synthesizes would be used today, he might have given you any number of answers ranging...

 
 

UT Invests in Giant Telescope to Take Us Back in Time

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The Giant Magellan Telescope’s primary mirror segment six at the University of Arizona Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab.  About 4,500 miles south of the Forty...

 
 

KUT’s Art Markman on the Mandela Effect

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I grew up watching the original Star Wars trilogy. A central part of the drama of these films (spoiler alert!) comes from Darth Vader’s revelation at the end...

 
 

UT-Led CISTAR Aims to Turn Natural Gas into Transportation Fuels

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Sitting in her office sandwiched between new state-of-the-art research labs at the Engineering Education and Research Center, chemical engineering professor Joan...

 
 

KUT Host Art Markman: Get Out of Your Opinion Bubble

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Art Markman, co-host of KUT’s Two Guys on Your Head and a professor of psychology and marketing at UT, says you should talk with more people who are not like...

 
 

UT is Working With Google to Map Air Pollution in Real Time

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Scientists at UT, led by Cockrell School professor Josh Apte and in collaboration with Google, the Environmental Defense Fund, and Aclima, a company that builds...

 
 

The Great Dying: UT Study Says Climate Change Elevated Mass Extinctions

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Sixty-five million years ago, the earth faced one of the most infamous periods of mass extinction. Though the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event failed to completely...

 
 

Duck Dynasty

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New research tells us to forget everything we thought we knew about dinosaurs. If a time machine dropped modern day humans onto Antarctica’s Vega Island around...

 
 

Lucy in the Sky: UT Study Says Ancient Human Ancestors Climbed Trees

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It’s 3.2 million years ago and you’re traveling through the forests of Ethiopia. There’s no familiar sign of civilization in sight, though the wet, warm weather...

 
 
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