Disruptions: How Driverless Cars Could Reshape Cities
The New York Times discusses the Autonomous Intersection Management project, created by our Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, in a piece about the future of driverless vehicles.
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Adapting to Life in the New Arctic
The arctic is a completely different place, says marine scientist.
News About Texas Longhorn Genetics
A round-up of media coverage for Hillis and McTavish's research on Texas Longhorns.
UT Research Traces Longhorn History to Middle East, India
The longhorn went on quite a journey to become the symbol of Texas.Dead Zebras in Electrified Cages Show How Anthrax Spreads in Wild
That's not just awesome words we strung together. It's real science.A New Supermaterial: Nanocellulose
Perfecting the production process could help reduce greenhouse gases.
Three Natural Sciences Faculty Members Named to UT System Academy of Distinguished Teachers
Brent Iverson, Michael Starbird, and James Vick recognized as among the most outstanding educators at the UT System’s nine academic institutions.
Rock Snot Genomics
University of Texas researchers use advanced sequencing and TACC's Ranger supercomputer to uncover origin of common algae.
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