Research & Creative Activity
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Public Health Data Hangs in the Air
An interdisciplinary report by UT researchers indicates strong historical correlations between air pollution and instances of childhood ADHD over time.…
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Collaborative Vol Spirit Grows with Japan Center
The new Japan Center brings home connections for research inquiry, cultural engagement, and meaningful student experiences across disciplines. Japan Center…
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Scholar Spotlight: Sara J. Clasen
“I study how we interact with the bacteria that live in our intestines. We host a remarkably diverse collection of…
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Material Results for the Quantum Ecosystem
The Center for Advanced Materials Manufacturing connects cutting-edge UT research with shared state-of-the-art facilities, federal laboratory partnerships, industry connections, and…
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Disarming Cause in Lupus Patients’ Infections
UT microbiologists discovered what is interfering with white blood cells’ ability to fight bacteria. Microbiology researchers from the University of…
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Fulbright Faculty Circle the Globe to Bring Home Bold Ideas
College of Arts and Sciences researchers step out for international collaborations as Fulbright scholars. Snapshot of Fulbright Scholars Seven of…
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Targeting Tumors
Professor Francisco N. Barrera’s lab in the Department of Biochemistry and Cellular and Molecular Biology is engineering peptides that can…
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Fulbright Collaboration Develops New Candidate Treatments for Disease
Fulbright scholar Ryan Awori works with the Department of Microbiology to research new methods to cure Malaria-like diseases. Visiting Fulbright…
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What Caused Larger Brains and Smaller Faces in Humans?
A new study by UT anthropologists and colleagues suggests that human evolution took a different course than previously thought, challenging…
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Powe Award Boosts Botany Research
New ORAU award contributes to Jacob Suissa’s research on the evolution of ferns. Assistant Professor Jacob Suissa, Department of Ecology…