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Tower Shines Orange Tonight for UT Austin Villa Robot Soccer Team Win
Celebrating the UT Austin Villa Robot Soccer Team World Championships Wins in Two Divisions
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University of Texas at Austin Team Wins Robot Soccer World Championships in Two Divisions
UT Austin Villa, a team of computer science students led by professor Peter Stone, won two
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Maya Scholar Deciphers Meaning of Newly Discovered Monument That Refers to 2012
A recent discovery in Maya ruins of Guatemala, deciphered by UT art historian David Stuart, yields only the second reference to 2012. But what does it mean?
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Ten Tenure-Track Assistant Professors Receive Mental Health Research Grants in Texas
Ten professors in Texas have been awarded grants by the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health to conduct innovative academic research in mental health.
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Top Texas STEM Teachers Share Teaching Strategies
June 25, 2012 Event: Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) teachers will share best practices and be honored at the Texas Regional Collaboratives for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching annual conference
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Next-Gen Gene Sequencing
Next-generation genome analysis technology enables biologist Christopher Sullivan to study how viruses replicate and cause tumors in new ways.
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Twenty Years of Diabetes Research in the Rio Grande Valley
South Texas’ Starr County is a national poster child for diabetes. But UT Nursing’s Sharon Brown is helping residents help themselves.
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Renowned Scholars to Discuss Life of Computing Pioneer Alan Turing at Centenary Symposium
Event: Three prominent scholars will discuss the life and contributions of Alan Turing at a symposium commemorating the centennial of his birth. Turing was one of the earliest pioneers of computer science and artificial intelligence.
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Ransom Center Appoints New Chief Curator of Photography
The Harry Ransom Center has appointed Jessica S. McDonald, a curator of photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, as its new chief curator of photography.
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Cooper Was Giant of Business Education
Professor Emeritus William W. Cooper, an academic giant widely considered to be a father of management science, died Wednesday, June 20, at the age of 97. A high school dropout and former boxing champ, he went on to revolutionize business education and research.
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