Articles by University of Texas at Austin

The new device can produce up to 7 kilograms of water per kilogram of gel material used

Using computer models, researchers found that tree species can be more negatively affected by their own kind

New method provides a more precise estimate in some cases in comparison to the synthetic control method

The new technique can be used to investigate glaciers on Earth as well as ice layers on other planets

The new composite material has applications for solar panels, medical imaging, and night vision goggles

With more companies today claiming they "make an impact," job candidates are guilted into accepting lower pay

These results contradict theories about the needed conditions fossil preservation in the Posidonia region

The last time the earth was this warm tropical plankton lived thousands of miles from where they are today

There’s a better way to make algorithms more fair in dealing with race and gender

New images reveal old galaxies with stellar bars, requiring a refining of the theories of galaxy evolution