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Unknown Environmental Effects Revealed Through Butterflies
Doctoral student Nikhil Advani looks at climate change and the butterfly.
BP Donation Will Help Save Dinosaur Tracks at Texas Natural Science Center
BP's $40,000 donation will support the science center’s capital campaign to save its one-of-a-kind display of fossilized dinosaur tracks from deterioration.Professor explores algae as fuel source
Jerry Brand gives Texas Enterprise talk on the future of algal biofuels.Computer Science Department Creates Cloud Computing Center
Partnership with SunGard will support four or five faculty.Inspiration at the Heart of Education
Award-winning teacher and chemist Brent Iverson makes the case for research as being at the heart of undergraduate education.
Distilling Fuels from the Sun
In this video chemist Allen Bard talks about his efforts to harness the power of sunlight to produce fuels that can substitute for oil.
Iverson: Inspiration at Heart of Education
Award-winning teacher and chemist sees research and teaching as inextricable.
UT Hosts Conference on Neural Tube Defects
This week Austin hosts the 7th International Conference on Neural Tube Defects.
Ask Dr. Loving: We Broke Up, But Does He Still Like Me?
Dr. Tim Loving responds to a question about whether it's a good idea for "Conflicted" to keep hanging out with her ex.
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