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New Sustainable Production Method Could Advance Plastics and Pharmaceuticals
Team’s new, cost-effective production method could advance the pharmaceutical and plastics industries.
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UT Acquires Historic East Austin Building as Community Engagement Center
Historic building designed by John Saunders Chase will house the Community Engagement Center.
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UT Mourns Loss of Legal Scholar and Professor Robert Hamilton
The University of Texas at Austin mourns the passing of School of Law Emeritus Professor Robert W. Hamilton. He died Jan. 12 after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
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New Lithium Collection Method Could Boost Global Supply
Chemical engineer Benny Freeman and his team have discovered a new, efficient way to extract lithium from water.
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How to Make Sure You Don’t Miss Our Posts on Facebook
Facebook is changing the types of posts you’ll see. Stay up to date on all things UT with this trick.
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Where People Live Shapes How They Talk About Food, Study Shows
Research shows that how we specifically talk about food plays a role in our health.
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Five UT Austin Engineers Elected to National Academy of Engineering
Four professors and one alumna from UT Austin have been elected to the National Academy of Engineering for 2018.
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Meet Shania Williams, Class of 2019
Williams is what some might call an adrenaline junkie. So, it comes as no surprise that she’s preparing for a career in emergency medicine.
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Why a Chemistry Major Needs to Know Design Thinking
Doreen Lorenzo, who is leading efforts to integrate design thinking into the curriculum at UT Austin, explains what design thinking is and why all students should learn it.
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Center for Media Engagement Awarded $900,000 Grant to Further Profitable, Robust Journalism
The Democracy Fund has awarded UT Austin’s Center for Media Engagement a grant to continue working with news organizations to develop research-based techniques for digital audience engagement.
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Virtual Reality Helps Explore the “GPS of the Mind”
UT Neuroscientist uses virtual reality to study how the brain orients us in space.
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University of Texas Seeks Private Partner to Develop New Longhorns Basketball Arena
UT Austin is making the first step toward the construction of a new on-campus basketball arena by soliciting interest from potential qualified developers to build and operate a new arena and basketball training facility.
