Daily Texan: Chemistry and Physics Students to Save Money on Textbooks
Professors are beginning to replace expensive, cumbersome textbooks with technology.
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Daily Texan: UT Scientists Develop World’s Smallest Laser
The semiconductor nanolaser could have impacts on all sectors of technology.Heavy Hitters
How soccer-playing robots may someday save lives.Team Creates World's Smallest Semiconductor Laser
The world's newest laser can't even be seen with the naked eye.Debate: Benefits of Laser Isotope Separation
Mark Raizen debates the benefits and risks of tapping into the rare isotopes of the elements.Husbands Show Love by Initiating Sex
Research shows differences in how the genders express their love.
Computer Science Combats Disease
Computer Science professor Chandrajit Bajaj uses software to fight disease.
Intern Stories: A Summer at Amazon
Elynn Lee is a Software Development Engineering (SDE) intern at Amazon on the Kindle Reader Framework team. This is her second internship, her first one being at Facebook in Palo Alto, California. She is simultaneously doing research on a SRC-URO fellowship in Computational Epidemiology.
Intern Stories: Facebooking on the Job
Parth Upadhyay is a Software Development Engineering (SDE) intern at Facebook on the Real Time Infrastructure team.
Animals on the Move
A warming climate means shifting ranges and mixed-up relationships for a lot of species.Read It Now
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