Three undergraduate researchers published with a team in Nature, shedding new light on a microbe and its host.

UT Nutritional Sciences professor Michele Hockett Cooper takes us from the sun-drenched tables of Sicily to school gardens right here in Austin, exploring how hands-on food experiences shape the way ...

Information about postdoctoral funding opportunities is regularly updated, and workshops are available to help you prepare funding proposals. If you need help identifying the departmental support ...

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Key to earlier eradications of the threat was a University of Texas discovery that’s still proving useful today. The “fly room” in the Bio Building on UT’s campus. T.S. Painter, future university ...

I learned at UT that, whatever you want to do in life, do it—and you don't have to do it alone. There are so many people and avenues in and outside of the classroom to learn from.” Students in the ...

UT Astronomy graduate student Ansh Gupta and postdoc Dr. Tiger Hsiao on “Audience Questions on our Universe Answered (AQUA)” UT Astronomy postdoc Dr. Archana Aravindan on “The Missing Middle: Black ...

Learn about Orion’s cultural significance in early astronomy and explore some targets located in the constellation. If weather permits, they will show live views of targets. Moderators in the live ...

Explore the story of life in the natural world in Texas from the formation of our planet, through the age of the dinosaurs, into our current environment. See fascinating fossils and examples of Texas ...

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The KBH Energy Center, Nuclear Niche and the Nuclear and Radiation Engineering Program invite you to meet Commissioner David Wright of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Meet the man leading the ...

The PMA Building is located at the southeast corner of Dean Keeton and Speedway. Once you reach PMA, take the elevators to the 17th floor and then follow the signs to the stairs up to the telescope.