Author Archives: Beth Waldman

Cockrell School of Engineering

Mar 11, 2025

From Scraps to Sips: Everyday Biomass Produces Drinking Water from Thin Air

A scientist holding a biomass and a bottle of water

Alcalde

Mar 11, 2025

Exploring UT’s Underground Network of Tunnels is a Lesson in Energy

Leonard Friesenhahn, associate director of mechanical distribution for UT's Utilities and Energy Management

McCombs School of Business

Mar 11, 2025

AI Can Open Up Beds in the ICU

An illustration of two robots tending to two patients in hospital beds

Mar 06, 2025

Gurley Investment Will Sustain Texas Robotics’ Undergraduate Program as Leader

Student and professor working on a laptop in a robotics lab

Feb 25, 2025

Emerson Partnership Bolsters UT Expertise in Semiconductors and AI

Student learning the fundamentals of semiconductor chip fabrication.

Feb 11, 2025

National Academy of Engineering Selects 5 From UT

Ellen Rathje (left) and Dale E. Klein

Feb 05, 2025

Top Policy Researchers Unveil Blueprint To Manage Growth Challenges in Texas Metro Areas

Downtown Austin skyline

Feb 04, 2025

Why Your Headphone Battery Doesn’t Last

Yijin Liu holding an earbud

Cockrell School of Engineering

Feb 03, 2025

Long-Term, Multi-Institutional Study on Health Impacts of Los Angeles Wildfires Launched

Two people looking into a white van

Cockrell School of Engineering

Jan 18, 2025

UT Expertise to Reduce Emissions from Oil and Gas and Improve Measurement Accuracy

A black and red pumping unit in a West Texas oil field

Jan 16, 2025

UT Vaccine Scientist Will Be Inducted Into National Inventors Hall of Fame

Jason McLellan

McCombs School of Business

Jan 13, 2025

Picking the Right Doctor? AI Could Help

Robot holding stethoscope