Research
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Witness to a revolution
Senior Jordan Bellquist was studying abroad in Alexandria, Egypt when the riots broke out.
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UT Students Celebrate National Engineers Week with Free and Quirky Competitions
Engineers may be known for excelling in math and science, but students at the Cockrell School of Engineering are proving they also have singing and dancing skills, among other things, that could impress even “American Idol” judges.
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Turning over a new leaf
Wildflower Center ecologists help spur land use transformation through national green landscaping initiative.
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Growing Economy Sparks Change in Chinese Mating Preferences, Research Shows
As China’s economy continues to grow, more young adults desire potential mates with good financial prospects, according to new psychology research from The University of Texas at Austin.
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Engineering, Chemistry Students Showcase Research at “Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol”
Two students have been selected to represent The University of Texas at Austin during an event at the Texas Capitol today that showcases ground-breaking undergraduate research and its impact on Texans.
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What It Takes to Make a Sustainable Landscape
Back to Turning Over a New Leaf feature story
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Three cheers for Watson
University of Texas at Austin computer scientists pull for the computer and the people who built it in the Feb. 14, 15 and 16 Jeopardy! Challenge games.
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Providing Unique Fossil Dinosaur Tracks A New Home A Priority for University Natural Sciences Center
The University of Texas at Austin’s Texas Natural Science Center aims to move a set of unique fossilized dinosaur tracks into new exhibit space in the Texas Memorial Museum, saving them from degradation.
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Student mentor and animal champion
McCombs School’s Louise Epstein is applying her skills as an entrepreneur to help pass a bill that regulates commercial dog and cat breeding.
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Chemical Engineering Professor Elected to National Academy of Engineering
Keith P. Johnston, chemical engineering professor in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), one of the highest professional distinctions accorded to engineers worldwide.
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Law School to Host “Federalism and Its Future” Conference, Feb. 10-12
Nationally and internationally acclaimed scholars and lawyers will discuss recent significant scholarship on the topic of federalism in the United States and abroad at a three-day conference, “Federalism and Its Future,” hosted at The University of Texas School of Law on Feb. 10-12.
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A kiss is not just a kiss
There is real chemistry behind kissing, explains research associate and science writer Sheril Kirshenbaum.
