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Genetic Potential of Oil-Eating Bacteria from the BP Oil Spill Decoded
Microbiologists have discovered the potential of bacteria that helped clean up the BP oil spill.
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Ransom Center Awards More Than 75 Fellowships
The Harry Ransom Center has awarded more than 75 fellowships to postdoctoral, dissertation and independent researchers.
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Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz to Speak on Campus
Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz will kick off a day-long discussion of the electricity system in Texas on Monday, May 9, with an address on the UT Austin campus.
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World’s Shallowest Slow-Motion Earthquakes Detected Off New Zealand’s Coast
Research published in the May 6 edition of Science indicates that slow-motion earthquakes can rupture the shallow portion of a fault that also moves in large, tsunami-generating earthquakes.
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UT Austin and Texas Tech Expand High School Access to College-Level Courses
To improve college readiness and student success statewide, UT Austin is collaborating with Texas Tech University to expand the dual enrollment initiative TEXAS OnRamps.
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Evolutionary Biologist James Bull Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Evolutionary biologist James Bull of UT Austin has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS).
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Convocation Speakers to Address Spring 2016 Graduates at UT Austin May 20 and 21
Academic scholars, leaders in public service, a Pulitzer Prize winner and Coach Shaka Smart are among the speakers for the 2016 spring convocation ceremonies.
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Look Back: The Vietnam War Summit
Experts took a substantive, unvarnished look at the most controversial facet of LBJ’s legacy during a three-day summit on campus. Take a look back at the Vietnam War Summit.
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UT Game Changers: The Longhorn Maker Movement
The Longhorn Maker Movement: Pioneering Students, Hands-On Tech.
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Minority Voter Groups Oppose Concealed Carry on Campuses, UT Poll Finds
The majority of black and Latino voters in Texas oppose campus carry, according to a public opinion poll by The University of Texas at Austin.
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UT Architecture Team Wins HUD 2016 Innovation in Affordable Housing Competition
A team of graduate students from the UT Austin School of Architecture won the competition for its plan to redevelop a public housing project in Santa Barbara, California.
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Regenerating Blood Vessels gets $2.7 Million Grant
UT Austin biomedical engineers have received $2.7 million in funding to advance a treament for regenerating blood vessels.
