Astronomy on Tap ATX (AoTATX) is usually held on the second or third Tuesday of every month at Celis Brewing. AoTATX is currently organized by a committee of Austin-based astronomers.

A three-year project led by Joshua Burby will build neural network models to explore new stellarator designs and lower the ...

A new study could help scientists better understand why people with addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder struggle to resist urges. Resisting an impulse can feel like a battle between what we ...

The type of helping also mattered. Formal volunteering was associated with slower cognitive decline across all racial and ...

David Nobles Jr., curator of the UTEX Culture Collection of Algae, looks back and explains why algae matter in research.

A monthly meetup connecting UT researchers and students interested in startups. This month's focus is energy technology. Come ...

Marketplace spoke to David Widder, School of Computing assistant professor at UT Austin, about challenges in regulating the AI supply chain.

Join us for a screening of Running with Scissors: AI and the Race for the Future, followed by a panel discussion on ethical ...

New faculty across the college are bringing research expertise across a wide range of scientific fields. New members of the College of Natural Sciences faculty are conducting research in a wide range ...

The method could help create plastic products with the best of both worlds by combining durability with an eco-friendly life cycle. A 3D-printed pufferfish made of pDCPD undergoes deconstruction in a ...

A chance encounter in a hallway and hands-on learning opportunities sparked her passion for research. Iris Schmeder holding a dusky salamander (genus Desmognathus) during a rainy night “herp walk.” ...

A single particle interaction could be a signal that scientists detected dark matter. The LUX-ZEPLIN main detector in a surface lab before installation underground. (Credit: Matthew Kapust/Sanford ...