Archive for: John Goodenough
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The Inventor
By Rose Cahalan
UT physicist John Goodenough changed our lives with his pioneering battery research—and he isn’t done yet. On a Monday morning in March, a thunderstorm is pelting...
President Honors UT’s Bard Once Again
By Andrew Roush
Chemistry professor Allen Bard might just have a fan in Barack Obama. With the announcement that he will share the Enrico Fermi Presidential Award with Berkeley...
UT National Medal of Science Winners Reflect on Their Success
By Andrew Roush
Honored by the President, two UT professors reflect on long scientific careers and what keeps them searching for new discoveries. At most universities, having two...
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Great Ideas on Energy: Printed Solar Panels, Lithium-Ion Power
By Contributing Writers
A century ago, The University of Texas was built on energy. Some sources may have changed, but as these brilliant innovations prove, UT is still charging ahead. ...
UT Inventors Honored For World-Changing Creations
By Tim Green
Engineering professors John Goodenough and Adam Heller have won significant awards in their long careers. But an award made more significant by coming from those...
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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