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Posts highlighting some of the many articles mentioning College of Natural Sciences faculty and students in the media.
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.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.TIME: Z Machine Produces Six Times the World’s Energy to Create White Dwarf Star
Research delves into how stars are created.
Chron: Damselflies on the Ceiling of Your Mind
A blogger at The Austin Chronicle recommends John Abbott's book Damselflies of Texas: A Field Guide.NY Daily News: Astronomers Recreate Surface of White Dwarf Star
Research could one day lead to nuclear fusion as a ‘meaningful energy source.’Statesman: UT Researchers Help Develop World's Smallest Nanolaser
Laser could help computers run long and fast — yet stay cool.Columbia Dispatch: Advice Can Save Vacation from Ruin
Russ Poldrack interviewed about the right and wrong way to vacation.Hays Free Press: Students Blend Astronomy, Social Media
Tweeting, facebooking, and oh first-hand astronomy research.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.Read It Now
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