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In Epidemic Intelligence Service, Alumna Tracks Down Clues About Outbreaks

August 22, 2018 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

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In Science, Facility Plans Determine Staying Ahead of the Technological Curve

July 2, 2018 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

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Planet Probes, All the Rage Now, Have Deep Roots at UT Austin

May 9, 2018 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

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AIDS Research by Alum Left Lasting Impact

May 4, 2018 • by Christine Sinatra

Dr. Nahmias' impassioned pursuit of new knowledge, especially related to the AIDS virus, made a difference for many.

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5 Things Scientists Say to Try in Your Yard This Spring

April 2, 2018 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

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Undergraduate Experiences in Freshman Research Initiative Deliver Lasting Benefits

March 1, 2018 • by Christine Sinatra

A new study finds that the Freshman Research Initiative (FRI) experience translates to higher earnings for participants later on.

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College-Wide Focus on Increasing Student Success Brings Significant Pay-Off

February 5, 2018 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

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Chemistry Alum and Owner of Live Oak Brewing Talks Hops

January 25, 2018 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

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Visualizing Science 2017: Finding the Hidden Beauty in College Research

October 20, 2017 • by Steven E. Franklin

Five years ago the College of Natural Sciences began an annual tradition called Visualizing Science with the intent of finding the inherent beauty hidden within...

This image shows the turbulent gas structures in a three-dimensional, multi-physics supercomputer simulation during the formation of such massive clusters, with the red-to-violet rainbow spectrum representing gas at high-to-low densities.

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Scientist Battling Invincible Microbes Takes Fight to the Silver Screen

September 19, 2017 • by Annie Zhang

Learn about UT Austin's Bryan Davies and his research into how to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria and develop new antimicrobials to fight infection.