Installing a GPS station at the Whichaway Nunataks in the Antarctic interior.
In 1987, Ian Dalziel, a professor and senior research scientist at the Jackson...
Imagine a world where humans can express their thoughts to computers directly—no keyboard required. It sounds like a scenario ripped straight from science...
Nine top researchers are packing up their labs and heading to Texas this year—and UT is getting one of them. A $34 million program, the Governor’s University...
Ten distinguished researchers are coming to Texas universities as a result of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s new Governor’s University Research Initiative (GURI)...
In the first Harry Potter movie, Neville Longbottom tests out his “Remembrall,” a magical ball that turns red when the user forgets something. When this happens...
How one UT alumnus helped continue some of Einstein’s most ambitious work
The morning David Reitze, PhD ’90, vindicated Albert Einstein’s last remaining prediction...
We don’t know everything about the Zika virus—but we may know how to stop it.
My wife is the mosquito magnet in our family. We have a running joke about how...
On account of their sheer abundance, prairie voles, a species of small Midwestern rodent, are what conservationists call a “species of least concern;” in other...
Let’s say it’s the morning of your first day of college. You’ve memorized your schedule, mapped out your route, and taken off 20 minutes early. But when you...
When it comes to exercise, UT geneticist Molly Bray doesn’t believe in the old adage that something is better than nothing. She argues that mentality can do more...
