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Leaders in AI, Robotics and Ethical Innovation Come Together at UT Austin
The Texas Symposium on Machine Learning, Responsible AI, and Robotics explored the future of intelligent systems – and how we can collaborate to shape that future.
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College of Natural SciencesNew Research Finds Humans Prefer the Same Animal Calls as Frogs, Birds and Even Bugs
Music to the ears of amorous amphibians and other creatures sounds best to humans, too, a new study finds.
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Fossil X-ray Reveals New Species of Baby Dino Named for Iconic Korean Cartoon
Researchers used advanced X-ray scanning to reveal a young dinosaur skeleton in South Korea, leading to the discovery of a new dinosaur species named Doolysaurus after a beloved cartoon character.
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5 Questions With Senior Krithik Vishwanath
The triple-majoring Cockrell School of Engineering and College of Natural Sciences student won the prestigious Churchill Scholarship.
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10-Minute Digital Program Reduces Symptoms of Depression in Landmark Trial
The study showed that short, self-guided tools could play a role in expanding how depression is treated beyond traditional mental health care.
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Fernanda Leite Receives Prestigious Peurifoy Construction Research Award From American Society of Civil Engineers
Leite is the third faculty member from UT to receive this award, considered akin to a lifetime achievement honor in construction engineering research.
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Experimental Chemo Drug May Trick the Immune System Into Fighting Cancer
The findings suggest that inducing viral mimicry could not only boost immune attacks on tumors but also reduce chemotherapy doses and limit drug resistance over time.
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UT To Break Ground on Dedicated Residence Hall for Law Students
The new building will advance the School of Law’s commitment to making premier legal education accessible and affordable.
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Longhorn by Choice, Leader by Reputation
Three years as a Texas Football student manager gave Class of 2026 sport management major Mark Cho a front-row seat to big-time athletics. Now, he’s ready to take that experience to the next level.
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Scientists Map Deadly Hantavirus, Bringing Treatments One Step Closer
An innovative imaging technique enabled dramatically higher resolution structures than previous efforts.
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Robot Hands So Sensitive They Can Grab a Potato Chip
New technology created at UT overcomes one of the biggest hurdles in robotics: sensitive touch.
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Scientists Successfully Harvest Chickpeas From ‘Moon Dirt’
New research provides a giant leap in understanding what it will take to grow food on the lunar surface.
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New Research Finds Humans Prefer the Same Animal Calls as Frogs, Birds and Even Bugs