Research
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Estuarine Research Center Expands Research and Education Programs at University of Texas Marine Science Institute
The University of Texas Marine Science Institute officially opens its newest campus building, the Estuarine Research Center, this weekend in Port Aransas.
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Research Aims to Reduce Teen Pregnancy Among Latinos
Latina teens would benefit from expanded sexual education programs in schools and increased flexibility in education beyond high school to prevent unplanned pregnancies, according to a report by social scientists at the Population Research Center at The University of Texas at Austin.
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The dangers of cannibalism
Biochemistry Professor Andy Ellington writes about cannibalism, prions, mad cow disease and yet one more way in which civilization may be “hosed.”
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Study Explores Best Motivating Factors for Pursuing a Shared Goal Such as Giving
People who see the “glass as half empty” may be more willing to contribute to a common goal if they already identify with it, according to researchers from The University of Texas at Austin, University of Chicago and Sungkyunkwan University.
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The University of Texas at Austin Announces Agreement for Rechargeable Battery Patents with Hydro-Quebec
The University of Texas at Austin has announced an agreement with Canada-based Hydro-Quebec for lithium-ion material technology invented and patented by Dr. John Goodenough, a world-renowned scientist at the university.
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Border Fences Pose Threats to Wildlife on U.S.-Mexico Border, Study Shows
Current and proposed border fences pose significant threats to wildlife populations, with those animals living in border regions along the Texas Gulf and California coasts showing some of the greatest vulnerability, a new study from The University of Texas at Austin shows.
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Scientists to Speak on “Cyberinfrastructure to Feed the World”
Event: “Cyberinfrastructure to Feed the World,” presented by Dr. Dan Stanzione and Dr. Matthew Vaughn from the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC).
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Learning from lemurs
Ten thousand miles away on the island of Madagascar, anthropologist Rebecca Lewis studies primates and boosts the local economy.
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VPR and ORS offices are on the move to FAC
Beginning July 5, the Flawn Academic Center will be the new home for the Office of the Vice President for Research and the Office of Research Support.
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Diversifying the sciences
Dr. David Laude, the new interim dean of the College of Natural Sciences, shares his vision for increasing diversity and promoting academic achievement.
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Stiff Sediments Made 2004 Sumatra Earthquake Deadliest in History
An international team of geoscientists has discovered an unusual geological formation that helps explain how an undersea earthquake off the coast of Sumatra in December 2004 spawned the deadliest tsunami in recorded history.
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Texas Advanced Computing Center Adds National and Local Experts to its Board of Visitors
The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) today announced the appointment of two new members to its Board of Visitors.




