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College of Natural Sciences5 Questions with Public Health Senior Ammad Hasan
The Class of 2026 graduate works to boost heart health, with a legacy that will endure on the Forty Acres.
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First Clearly Documented Split in World’s Largest Known Chimpanzee Community Leads to Deadly Violence
After decades of stable social bonds, a rare and permanent split among a chimpanzee group in Uganda led to deadly violence between former companions, offering insight into the underlying social dynamics that may also shape conflict in human societies.
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Building the Future of Texas Robotics
Deepu Talla helps bring the future of robotics closer to reality through the Nvidia-Talla Endowment for Texas Robotics.
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Texas Engineers Power Artemis II Mission
Meet some of the UT alumni playing an important role in this historic trip around the Moon.
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Celebration of Research: 5 Faculty Members Honored for Transformative Contributions
Learn more about the 2026 recipients of the President’s Research Impact Award, honoring researchers whose work has fundamentally changed lives and perspectives, and the University Research Excellence Awards, celebrating career-long accomplishments, creative research endeavors and groundbreaking research papers.
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UT Energy Week 2026 To Bring Together Leaders From Industry, Government and Academia
The free, five-day conference runs Monday through Friday this week and is open to the public.
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McDonald ObservatoryAstronomers Thought the Early Universe Was Full of Hydrogen. Now They’ve Found It.
Astronomers using data from the Hobby–Eberly Telescope Dark Energy Experiment (HETDEX) have discovered tens of thousands of gigantic hydrogen gas halos, called “Lyman-alpha nebulae,” surrounding galaxies 10 billion to 12 billion years ago.
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Hats Off to Jack Maddox
Texas Athletics’ beloved Bevo Hat Guy reflects and prepares to turn a new page as a graduating senior.
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Builder’s Bullpen Showcases Student Entrepreneurs
Students, alumni and local business professionals met for a night of pitching and networking, where the winning student-led venture took home $5,000.
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College of Natural SciencesNewly Renamed School of Health and Human Sciences Looks to its Future