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Event: Robots and the Future of Surgery
Students will have the chance to test drive a robotic surgical system and learn about the future of robots and surgery.
Assembling the Tree of Life: Q&A with Randy Linder
Biologist Randy Linder talks about his atypical college experience, evolution, his life outside the classroom, and a street fight in Peru.
Is My Brain Working Normally?
A tumor could have caused the famous university shootings of August 1, 1966.
Jim Vick Receives Prestigious Friar Fellowship for Top Notch Teaching
James Vick, professor and administrator in his 42 years at The University of Texas at Austin, is the winner of the 2012 Friar Centennial Teaching Fellowship, one of the highest prizes for teaching on campus.
The Rise of the Sci-Entrepreneurs
The College of Natural Sciences Entrepreneurial Society hopes to help students create their own professional destiny.
Dreams of the Young Scientist
Neurobiology major Rose Nguyen takes her camera out on campus to find out what her fellow College of Natural Sciences students dream of becoming.
A Day in the Life of a Human Development and Family Sciences Major
A look inside the typical day of second-year HDFS major Amulya Aradhyula.
Where Gardening Is All but Elementary
In this audio slideshow we visit with 4th grade organic gardeners at the University of Texas Elementary School.
In the Organic Garden of Lydia Steinman
Lydia Steinman, distinguished senior lecturer in the Department of Nutritional Sciences, talks about the meditative joy of gardening and busts some myths about the difference between organic and conventional gardening.
Biochemistry Grad Wins Marie Claire Front Row College Challenge
Recent biochemistry graduate Diya Liu helped bring a little bit of New York style to Austin, and Austin spirit back to New York.
The Eyes of Da'Marcus Baymon
Da'Marcus Baymon's numerous talents stem not only from the classroom but also the research lab — and the music studio.
Before She is a Mother: Q&A with Pediatric Geneticist Huiping Zhu
Zhu and her colleagues are investigating the risk factors for the development of neural tube defects.
Department of Energy Adviser to Give Lecture at UT
Mike Holland of the Department of Energy will speak about the Department’s strategies and goals in a lecture on Feb. 28.Read It Now
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