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Gift From Love, Tito’s Helps Build Instrument To Track Ultrafast Electrons in Nanomaterials
The new instrument could lead to better materials for quantum computers and solar cells.
UT Astronomers Find JWST Data Conflicts with Reionization Models
Observations from the James Webb Space Telescope spawned a new tension around when a major change in the universe happened.
Live with Kara Swisher
The award-winning author of “Burn Book” shares her perspectives on artificial intelligence, social media, big tech and government regulation.
UT News
UT Astronomers Race To Capture Image of Exoplanet Near Star
Brendan Bowler was part of a team to help find the lowest-mass/closest-to-its-host-star distant planet ever found.
Turbocharging Protein Engineering with AI
Biotech advances from UT’s new Deep Proteins group are changing the game with help from artificial intelligence.
How One Staff Member Has Affected the Lives of Students, Faculty and Campus Cats
Michele Keeler, an IT Professional in the College of Natural Sciences, recently marked 50 years working for UT.
Department of Computer Science
Senior Turing Scholar Publishes Second Computer Science Research Paper
Alan Baade developed a new AI architecture that converts a phrase from one person's voice to another, just by listening.
Jackson School of Geosciences
The ‘Lost’ Prehistoric Cats of Natural Bridge Caverns
Melissa Kemp is part of a team studying recently recovered cat fossils from a Texas cave that are about 11,500 years old.
Texas Science & Natural History Museum Celebrates Record Attendance in its First Year Since Reopening
The on-campus museum also has opened its newest temporary exhibit, featuring a scale model of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope, the largest optical telescope in North America.
New Program to Enhance Accessibility in Astronomy Education
Universo Expansivo, a program of the Giant Magellan Telescope, will increase accessibility for students with vision loss through tactile astronomy kits and lesson plans.
