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Neuroscientist Receives Grant to Advance Understanding of Brain Structure
Dr. Kristen Harris receives a $9 million National Science Foundation award to explore the brain in microscopic detail.
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Statement on Admissions Lawsuit
The University of Texas at Austin filed a response in court today to a new lawsuit challenging the university’s admissions process. Read the statement from President Gregory L. Fenves.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Rio Grande Valley Students To Get Send-Off From UT Austin President
UT Austin President Gregory L. Fenves and other university representatives will be in the Rio Grande Valley to officially welcome 415 new students and their parents to the UT family.
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Welcome Stampede2!
Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) changed the world by supporting research from black holes to cures for cancer. Now, TACC introduces its most powerful supercomputer to date — Stampede2! What discoveries will it bring?
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UT Austin’s New Supercomputer Stampede2 Storms Out of the Corral in Support of U.S. Scientists
The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas at Austin has launched Stampede2, the most powerful supercomputer at any U.S. university and one of the most powerful in the world.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Most Powerful Supercomputer at an Academic Institution in the U.S. – 12th in the World – Coming to UT Austin
TACC dedicates Stampede2, the most powerful supercomputer in the U.S. at an academic institution.
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Barry Lopez Awarded UT Austin’s Dobie Paisano International Residency Prize
Barry Lopez, a distinguished novelist, essayist and short-story writer, has been awarded the Dobie Paisano International Residency Prize by UT Austin.
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UT’s Ultimate Summer Reading Guide 2017
Curious what you should add to your reading list? UT faculty members handpicked 58 books you can read this summer (or anytime).
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Happy 95th Birthday John Goodenough
Today we say happy 95th birthday to UT Austin engineering professor and renowned inventor John Goodenough, who has changed countless lives around the world.
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UT Students Make a Plan to Drill for Water on Mars
NASA turns to Texas Engineering students to participate in its first ever Mars Ice Challenge.
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A global university. A global force for good.
You can’t change the world without experiencing it. For success in today’s global economy, students must be prepared to work in an environment of different languages, cultures and histories.
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Oil Impairs Ability of Coral Reef Fish to Find Homes and Evade Predators
How just a few drops of oil can endanger fish and the coral reefs they call home.
