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Sampling a Future in Texas Science
High school students spend summer immersed in ecology research at UT.
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Learning from Histria
For the sake of Texas and the world, a UT professor and his students want to learn as much as they can through a “keyhole” of history on the Black Sea.
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College of Natural SciencesA Squishy Rubik’s Cube® Holds Promise for Data Storage
A team of chemists from the U.S. and China have constructed a cube of colored, hydrogel blocks, which looks and acts much like a Rubik’s Cube®. The researchers say their work is more than just fun to play with: it might inspire new ways to store and detect information, and possibly even help patients monitor…
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Cockrell School of EngineeringWhat Are 2D Materials and Why Are So Many Engineers Excited About Them?
Texas Engineer Deji Akinwande recently co-developed the world’s thinnest memory device from 2D materials. 2D materials have proven useful in everything from memory storage to water purification. In this Q+A he answers what the future holds for 2D materials and why we should be paying attention.
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What Are 2D Materials and Why Are So Many Engineers Excited About Them?