Research

Jackson School of Geosciences

Mar 30, 2023

Texas Port Partners with UT Scientists to Store its Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Mar 30, 2023

Energy Consortium Will Advance Energy Research and Education Workforce

Mar 29, 2023

New Blood Test Helps Reveal Brain Injuries

Mar 27, 2023

Beaver Fossil Named After Buc-ee’s

Mar 24, 2023

New Mining Technology Uses CO2 as Tool to Access Critical Minerals

Mar 22, 2023

Bob Metcalfe Receives Computer Industry’s Highest Honor for Ethernet Creation

Mar 22, 2023

Mathematics’ Highest Prize Awarded to Luis Caffarelli

Luis Caffarelli in an outdoor courtyard at UT Austin

Moody College of Communication

Mar 20, 2023

Inside Recycling Facilities and the Robots That ‘Run’ Them

Mar 10, 2023

Invasive Grass in Texas Uses Chemical Warfare to Crowd Out Native Species

A tall stand of Guinea grass with field researchers standing in the distance.

Mar 06, 2023

Biden’s Proposed Increase in Tax on Stock Buybacks Has 3 Myths

Mar 02, 2023

UT/Texas Politics Project Poll: School Safety a Priority for Texas Voters

Feb 23, 2023

Texas’ New Motto Should Be ‘Don’t Mess With My Electricity’

Feb 22, 2023

Anti-Dust Tech Paves Way for Self-Cleaning Surfaces

Feb 21, 2023

Salt Could Play Key Role in Energy Transition

Jackson School of Geosciences

Feb 16, 2023

Earthquake Scientists Have a New Tool in the Race to Find the Next Big One

McCombs School of Business

Feb 16, 2023

One-Time Tax Items Aren’t Earnings Misconduct

Feb 15, 2023

Climate Change Could Cause Mass Exodus of Tropical Plankton

The yellow body of a barbed microorganism stands out against a dark blue background. Its long filaments reach out and overlap those of other reddish looking organisms.

Feb 09, 2023

Hobby-Eberly Telescope Reveals Galaxy Gold Mine in First Large Survey

Feb 08, 2023

Algorithms That Adjust for Worker Race, Gender Still Show Biases

Feb 07, 2023

Urban Gardens Are Good for Ecosystems and Humans

Raised garden beds filled with growing plants.