Systems Biologist Receives $2.5 Million Pioneer Award for Genome Research
Marcotte’s project focuses on what he sees as the next step in “next-generation” genome sequencing technology.
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Tracing Bevo: Graduate Student Studies Ancestry of Texas Longhorns
Evolution, ecology and behavior grad student Emily McTavish faces off with a Texas Longhorn.
$1.5 Millon Grant Brings Renowned French Mathematician to the College of Natural Sciences
Francois Baccelli joins the college this fall as the first Simons Chair in Mathematics and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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.
The Texas Pandemic Flu Toolkit
A new toolkit, developed by University of Texas researchers, simulates the spread of pandemic flu through the state, enabling public health officials to make decisions in real time.
Video: Next Generation Sequencing
Next-generation genome analysis technology enables biologist Christopher Sullivan to study how viruses replicate and cause tumors in new ways.
Molecular Matchmaking for Drug Discovery
Researchers at the Computational Visualization Center are finding drug targets through simulation and modeling.
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.
A Tree of Life Grows in Texas
Computer scientist Tandy Warnow uses the supercomputers at TACC to help decipher the relationships between all living things on the planet.Read It Now
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