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Visualizing Science 2019: Revealing Hidden Splendor in Research

October 24, 2019 • by Staff Writer

A network of gut bacteria of tadpoles from nine ponds in East Texas. Each color is a pond, and each dot is a different species of bacteria.

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Feliciano Giustino Uses Quantum Mechanics to Create New Materials

October 7, 2019 • by Cason Hunwick

Giustino stands in front of a wall of LCD screens displaying computational models

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5 Ways UT Science is Fighting Back on Microplastics

September 19, 2019 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

Jace Tunnell holds a plastic nurdle between thumb and forefinger

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Explaining the Science: The Potential of Bacteriophages in a Post-Antibiotics World

August 16, 2019 • by Esther Robards-Forbes

Artist rendering of bacteriophages in yellow on bacterial cells in blue.

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Lilienfeld Prize Winner Katherine Freese Researches Dark Matter

August 8, 2019 • by Larissa Herold

The winner of the 2019 Lilienfeld Prize, given annually by the American Physical Society for outstanding contributions in physics, develops theories about dark matter and what...

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Looking Back on Apollo 11, Seeing UT Reflected in NASA History

July 9, 2019 • by Steven E. Franklin

Buzz Aldrin on the Moon with the U.S. flag

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Turning Plant Pests into Helpers

June 24, 2019 • by Staff Writer

Aphids are an enemy for most plants now, but the latest work from a team led by Jeffrey Barrick may make them a crop's new...

A field of crops with trees in the background

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Decoding a Drop of Water to Understand Life on the Texas Coast

June 10, 2019 • by Staff Writer

You can swim, but you can't hide.

Two women in hats stand in the bay waters, one holding a bucket and one with a net

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UT Marine Science Institute Teams with SeaWorld San Antonio

May 19, 2019 • by Staff Writer

When SeaWorld San Antonio unveiled and opened Turtle Reef™, featuring non-releasable sea turtles in a first-of-its-kind habitat, part of the focus was on its partnership...

A sea turtle floats in an aquarium with tropical fish in the background

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New Chair for Statistics and Data Sciences Envisions Era of Growth for Department

April 3, 2019 • by Larissa Herold

Kate Calder remarked about the notable support from College of Natural Sciences and university leadership for growing statistics and data science research, education and outreach...