From Alzheimer's disease to black holes and fusion energy, students and faculty in the College of Natural Sciences are changing the world through innovative research. Watch the college's 2011 highlights video. Produced by Lee Clippard and Mason Jones.
Rick Aldrich one of two University of Texas at Austin faculty members elected fellows.
Turning Reynold’s Wrap, JELL-O and milk into a way to look for organ failure.
This video honors Senator Hutchison for her contributions to science and education, for which she received the college's 2011 Hall of Honor Award on April 21.
After more than 16 years as dean of the College of Natural Sciences Rankin will step down to continue her efforts to improve science and mathematics education in the United States with NMSI.
Sen. Hutchison (R-Texas) received the 2011 Hall of Honor Award from the College of Natural Sciences on April 21 for her years of work to advance science and math research and education at the university.
We’re entering the age of personalized medicine, but also, possibly, designer chemical weapons, which would work only on particular genetic populations.
In this essay, Dean Laude reflects on how the humanities helped shape his approach to life and the advice he now shares with students.
Read our publication, The Texas Scientist, a digest covering the people and groundbreaking discoveries that make the College of Natural Sciences one of the most amazing and significant places on Earth.
