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Students Start-up for Credit
1 Semester Startup helps undergraduates launch startup companies for credit.
Chemistry Kitchen Explodes on the Foodie Scene
Watch this audio slideshow of the Chemistry Kitchen, where hilarity, and edibility, ensued.
Texas Astronomers Collaborate to Find Goldilocks Planet
The planet is the first located in the "just-right" orbit that's not too hot, nor too cold for water to exist in liquid form, making life as we know it possible.
The Science of Sherlock Holmes
In this video biologist Jim Bryant and psychologist Sam Gosling explore the science, and pseudo-science, of Sherlock Holmes.
Rare Bird of Fashion—and Academia
At age 90, New York style icon Iris Apfel is perhaps the college's most unusual professor.
Crazy Ants Confirmed in Travis County
Ed LeBrun talks about the invasive Crazy Ants that are making their way into Travis County. Listen to the full story here.Researchers on Personal Quest for Alzheimer's treatment
Adela Ben-Yakar and Jon Pierce-Shimomura are on a mission.UT project gets Gates grant to find quick tuberculosis test
Andy Ellington wants to make testing for tuberculosis in women and men just as easy as a pregnancy test, especially in poor countries. Ralph Haurwitz reports from the Austin American-Statesman.Texas Professor Has Bright Ideas for Solar Power
Xiaoyang Zhu speaks with KUT's Mose Buchele about his breakthrough discovery for solar energy. Read and listen here.Read It Now
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