Articles by University of Texas at Austin

New study from the University of Texas at Austin improves method for tracking drought severity and impact

Focusing on one property alone, such as thermal conductivity, is not enough

A unique brain shape may be why the ancestors of living birds survived the mass extinction

New optical tweezer technology could open tool up to new types of research and simplify its use

New tool reveals bacterial weaknesses and could lead to more targeted or new treatments for bacterial infections

Researchers have created a molecule-sized water transport channel that can carry water between cells while excluding protons and undesired molecules

Recent finding represents good news for designing the next generation of vaccines to protect against variants of the virus or future emerging coronaviruses

Researchers showed that four drugs used to treat hepatitis C render remdesivir 10 times better at inhibiting the coronavirus in cell cultures

Supercomputers dig into first star fossils

Molybdenum disulfide holds tremendous potential for numerous applications, but high costs and fabrications challenges have held back wider use