Research
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Batteries Lose Charge When They ‘Breathe’
Understanding deterioration is a step toward longer-lasting batteries.
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Get To Know 5 UT Researchers Leading the Charge Against Dementia
These faculty members are conducting innovative studies to better understand Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.
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Cytomegalovirus Breakthrough Could Lead to New Treatments
New antibody design blocks cytomegalovirus from hiding from the immune system and could lead to safer, more effective treatments for vulnerable patients.
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Texas Advanced Computing CenterBuilt by Science for Science
Learn about Characteristic Science Applications that are shaping the U.S. NSF Leadership-Class Computing Facility at TACC, including galaxy formation, quantum materials engineering, disaster resilience and quark physics.
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5 Tips for Prioritizing Wellness This Holiday Season
Joan Asseff, a clinical associate professor for UT’s School of Social Work, offers practical tips to manage holiday stress and other experiences.
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Indoor Air, Written in Hair
Whole Communities–Whole Health Researchers Use Hair To Trace a Detailed Chemical Record of Pollution Exposure
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Jackson School of GeosciencesScientists Map Mars’ Large River Drainage Systems for First Time
A new study published in PNAS from researchers at The University of Texas at Austin is the first to define large river drainage systems on the red planet. They outlined 16 large-scale river basins where life would have been most likely to thrive on the neighboring planet.
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UT, UTSA Students Help Find Unexpected Black Hole in Nearby Galaxy
New research, culminating from an astronomy course held jointly by UT and UTSA, finds a giant black hole at heart of Segue 1 keeps stars tethered with its gravitational pull.
