In 1925, German physicist Werner Heisenberg published a paper that, according to the particle physics laboratory CERN, is considered the “birth certificate” of modern quantum theory. Seven years later ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Recognizing the significant impact of Jewish thought and the state of Israel on the modern world, The University of Texas at Austin is launching two collaborative initiatives that will ...

A 3D-printed pufferfish made of pDCPD undergoes deconstruction in a solution containing an eco-friendly solvent and ruthenium-based catalyst. A new recycling technique could help tackle a major ...

After an illustrious career spanning more than five decades in applied mathematics, computational science and petroleum engineering, Mary F. Wheeler has retired from The University of Texas at Austin.

Frank Denius was the ultimate Longhorn. He came to The University of Texas in 1945 after returning from World War II as a highly decorated hero — and never stopped giving his time, passion and ...

On a warm day on the Forty Acres in November of 2023, Ed Hyman walked on stage to accept the prestigious Distinguished Alumnus Award from the Texas Exes. “When I graduated from UT, I got the ’67 ...

Mascots, Oklahoma statehood, control of malaria, mandatory helmets, the forward pass, four downs — all these came AFTER the ...

UT’s Regional Security Operations Center opens a new office where students can gain hands-on experience protecting essential ...

Long’s philanthropic support has been instrumental in endowing faculty positions, including that of renowned pianist Anton Nel and a chair in cello, currently held by Bion Tsang, and in providing ...

Dell Med fuels research, technology and discoveries that are redefining the future of cancer treatment.

Transformational gift accelerates launch of a patient-centered academic medical center integrating UT research, Dell Medical School and MD Anderson cancer care in Central Texas. AUSTIN, Texas — The ...

This summer, a radio navigation research team from The University of Texas at Austin set out to discover whether they could subtly coerce a 213-foot yacht off its course, using a custom-made GPS ...