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Research

Two UT Scientists Helping to Detect ‘Life As We Don’t Know It’

Fractured Paradigm, by Nataly S. Honorary mention, High School Original Artwork, 2018

Health & Medicine

Art contest promotes mental health awareness among Texans

Research

UT Austin Research in the News: Top Stories from 2018

Every day, researchers at UT Austin are helping answer big questions, improve lives and challenge conventional wisdom. From dinosaurs to Bitcoin to honey bees, here’s some research that made headlines in 2018.

Academics

Liam Harlan is bringing research results to Texans faster.

Liam Harlan, ’19 Major: Chemical Engineering Liam Harlan wants to use data to fast-track advances in chemical engineering. Because the state of Texas has a first-class research university, this valedictorian didn’t have to leave Texas to get the experience a top researcher needs.

Academics

Janelle Chavez is expanding access to care for medically underserved communities

Janelle Chavez, ’19 Major: Biology Biology major Janelle Chavez ventured to Austin for her education and plans to return to the Valley to improve health care.

Academics

Ricky Cooks is looking to advance social causes through business.

Ricky Cooks, ’21 Major: Business Honors and Government Ricky Cooks, a student in UT’s McCombs School of Business, wants to use his degree to build the economy of Texas and lift local communities.

Academics

Alejandra Ortega is bringing the best education to Texas.

Alejandra Ortega, BS ’15 Major: Applied Learning and Development In her second year on the job, Alejandra Ortega was named Houston’s Secondary Teacher of the Year. Here’s why.

Academics

Andrea Chee is making speech therapy accessible for all Texans.

Andrea Chee, BS ’18 Major: Speech Communication El Paso’s Andrea Chee wants Texans with speech challenges to succeed. “Communication is important,” she says. “It’s the foundation of everything we do.”