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Thursday, Jun 27

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Texas Institute for Electronics Announces Executive Board of Directors

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AUSTIN, Texas — Austin-based Texas Institute for Electronics (TIE) announced its executive board of directors, which will provide strategic guidance to the consortium as a national leader in semiconductor research, manufacturing…

Monday, Jun 24

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50 Years on the Forty Acres: Center for Teaching and Learning Celebrates Half a Century

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Sunday, Jun 23

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Betty Grubbs: Legendary Lady Longhorn

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On June 23, 1972, Title IX was signed into law. Betty Grubbs became a huge advocate for women’s sports on the Forty Acres.

Thursday, Jun 20

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‘The Bikeriders’ and the Bookbinders

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Preservationists at University of Texas Libraries restore first edition of book that inspired new movie

Thursday, Jun 13

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That Time a UT Professor and AI Pioneer Wound Up on the Unabomber’s List

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Professor Woody Bledsoe, the early days of artificial intelligence, and the birth of face-recognition technology

Monday, Jun 10

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Extended Campus Celebrates 115 Years of Global Distance Learning

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What do trunks filled with books, scholastic competitions and petroleum engineering manuals have in common? There’s no punchline; these things are all part of The University of Texas at Austin’s Extended Campus (EC), which has been…

Thursday, Jun 6

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Long-Buried Castoffs Now Big-Screen Stars

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UT professors Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler set working-class artifacts pirouetting through space in spectacular video installation at Austin’s Moody Amphitheater

Friday, May 31

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Introducing a New UT Podcast: ‘AI for the Rest of Us’

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As technologies powered by artificial intelligence become an increasingly prominent part of everyday life, a new podcast from The University of Texas at Austin aims to bridge the gap between tech experts and everyone who stands to be…

Thursday, May 30

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Fossil Places Extinct Saber-Toothed Cat on Texas Coast

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Important scientific finds don’t always come in the biggest, buzziest packages. Sometimes new discoveries come in little ugly rocks. Such is the case of a 6-centimeter-wide, nondescript mass of bone and teeth that helped a scientist at The…

Wednesday, May 29

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UT’s Name on ‘The Drag’ Coincides with Peak Visits, SEC Celebration

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AUSTIN, Texas — Forty-foot-tall burnt orange letters with white trim spelling “T-E-X-A-S” now span the center of Guadalupe Street as part of The University of Texas’ ongoing efforts to enhance the campus experience for its 53,000 students.…

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UT and Texas Athletics To Host All-Day SEC Celebration on June 30

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AUSTIN, Texas – The University of Texas at Austin and Texas Athletics are thrilled to announce an epic all-day celebration commemorating the Longhorns’ inaugural day in the Southeastern Conference. The SEC Celebration will take place…

Thursday, May 23

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NSF Funded Expedition Project Uses AI to Rethink Computer Operating Systems

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AUSTIN, Texas — Research that will use artificial intelligence to boost the performance and energy efficiency of computer operating systems will be led by a team from The University of Texas at Austin, thanks to a major grant from the U.S.…

Monday, May 20

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Conquering Breast Cancer Using Supercomputers, Data, And Mathematical Modeling

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Otters, Especially Females, Use Tools To Survive a Changing World

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Sea otters are one of the few animals that use tools to access their food, and a new study has found that individual sea otters that use tools — most of whom are female — are able to eat larger prey and reduce tooth damage when their…

Artificial Intelligence Trained to Draw Inspiration From Images, Not Copy Them

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Powerful new artificial intelligence models sometimes, quite famously, get things wrong — whether hallucinating false information or memorizing others’ work and offering it up as their own. To address the latter, researchers led by a team…

Friday, May 17

To Optimize Guide-Dog Robots, First Listen to the Visually Impaired

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Thursday, May 16

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Change Starts With Us Survey Concludes, Campus Leaders Kick Off Action Planning Phase of Campaign

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In February, the University launched Change Starts With Us — an employee-focused campaign designed to bring together key strategic plan initiatives and programs as an extension of Change Starts Here. The campaign, co-led by Roger Cude,…

Wednesday, May 15

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Trees on UT’s Campus Don’t Face Drought Thanks to Leaky City Pipes

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Even in dry times, Waller Creek on The University of Texas at Austin campus is never without water. That’s because a significant portion of the water that flows through it — anywhere from 25% to 50% — can be traced to wastewater from leaky…

Tuesday, May 14

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Exploring Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom

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Julie Schell, assistant vice provost and director of the Office of Academic Technology, joined President Jay Hartzell at the Longhorn Family Partners Spring Meeting to discuss how artificial intelligence in the classroom relates to UT’s…

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Career Success Initiative Empowering All Students to Achieve Their Career Aspirations

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Two new platforms launched this spring to improve career preparation and career exploration research

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Persistent Strain of Cholera Defends Itself Against Forces of Change, Scientists Find

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A deadly strain of cholera bacteria that emerged in Indonesia back in 1961 continues to spread widely to this day, claiming thousands of lives around the world every year, sickening millions — and, with its persistence, baffling scientists…

Monday, May 13

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Persistent Strain of Cholera Defends Itself Against Forces of Change, Scientists Find

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A deadly strain of cholera bacteria that emerged in Indonesia back in 1961 continues to spread widely to this day, claiming thousands of lives around the world every year, sickening millions — and, with its persistence, baffling scientists…

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5 Questions for: Lindsey Hutchison, Senior Zero Waste Coordinator

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As a student on the Forty Acres, Lindsey Hutchison fell in love with the natural beauty of UT’s vibrant campus. Now as a staff member, she’s made a career out of keeping the very same campus green and waste-free, helping the University…

UT Seed Fund Invests $250,000 in Startup NALA Membranes

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AUSTIN, Texas — Discovery to Impact at The University of Texas at Austin has invested $250,000 in NALA Membranes, a UT-affiliated startup advancing water purification through the development of a new class of game-changing chlorine…

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Stampede3 Supercomputer Enters Full Production, Modernizes To Meet Computational Needs of Open Science Community

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AUSTIN, Texas — A powerful new supercomputer that will enable dynamic open science research projects in the U.S. is in full production in the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas at Austin. For more than a…

Sunday, May 12

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Class of 2024 Celebrated at 141st Commencement

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Retired Maj. Gen. Jeannie Leavitt, the U.S. Air Force’s first female fighter pilot and a 1990 UT graduate, delivered the keynote address

Thursday, May 9

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Taylor-Based Foundation Gifts 68-Acre Property to UT to Support Semiconductor Ecosystem

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AUSTIN, Texas — A foundation formed 28 years ago to attract a higher education center to the city of Taylor, just northeast of Austin, has given The University of Texas at Austin a 68-acre tract that will be developed into The University…

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UT for Me – Powered by Dell Scholars: Meet Ang Ruiz

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Wednesday, May 8

UT for Me – Powered by Dell Scholars: Meet Damiana De La Paz

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Tuesday, May 7

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Pulitzer Prize Awarded to History Professor Emerita

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AUSTIN, Texas —Jacqueline Jones, professor emerita in the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin, has been awarded the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for history for her book “No Right to an Honest Living: The Struggles of…