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Computer Science Students Win at SXSW Game Jam
Team Exodus, won “Best Use of Light and Sound” for their game VoidDX. Team Polysaurus was awarded “Most Fun Game” for Crunch Rockets.
Biologist Camille Parmesan Named 2013 Distinguished Texas Scientist by Texas Academy of Science
Parmesan receives honor for her work studying the impacts of climate change on wildlife.
C. Grant Willson Wins Japan Prize
Chemist is recognized for development of a process that is now used to manufacture nearly all of the microprocessors and memory chips in the world.
Chemist Al Bard Receives National Medal of Science
Bard is one of 12 eminent researchers who will receive the award at a ceremony in early 2013, announced President Obama on December 21, 2012.
Physics and Math Major Earns Marshall Scholarship and Will Pursue Two Degrees at Cambridge
The scholarship covers all expenses for at least two academic years at any university in the United Kingdom.
Chemist Named Inventor of the Year by UT Austin
C. Grant Willson invented a nanolithography process used for manufacturing computer chips, hard drives and other electronic components.Three Faculty Members Named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Faculty chosen for their scientifically distinguished efforts to advance science and its applications.
Team of Computer Science Students Claim Victory at Supercomputing Challenge
Students won the seventh annual Student Cluster Competition (SCC) this year at the Supercomputing ’12 (SC12) conference in Salt Lake City. SC12 is the seminal international conference for high-performance computing.
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