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Researchers to Develop Software to Improve Discovery of Low-Cost, Sustainable Energy Materials
Potential uses include economical battery materials to capture solar energy and materials that convert water to hydrogen using sunlight.
Wallingford in The Scientist: Taking the Long View
Biologist John Wallingford gets an in-depth profile.UT Researchers Unlock Mystery of DEAD-box Enzymes
One enzyme at a time.New Technology Helps Cope with Heat Buildup in Nuclear Fusion
Patented technology could help make nuclear energy a more viable energy source.
Tracing Bevo: Graduate Student Studies Ancestry of Texas Longhorns
Evolution, ecology and behavior grad student Emily McTavish faces off with a Texas Longhorn.
Transforming Courses, Learning and Success
More than 10,000 students each year take introductory courses in biology, chemistry, statistics and psychology at The University of Texas at Austin. Success in these large-enrollment courses can make or break a student’s entire college trajectory and eventual career path.
They Are Robots and This Is Robocup
A different kind of soccer.Manager of Brackenridge Lab Retires After 50 Years
A lifetime of service draws to a close.
NASA, Texas Astronomers Find First Multi-Planet System around a Binary Star
The discovery of the Tatooine-like system proves that whole planetary systems can form in a disk around a binary star.
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