New methods for printing objects lead to materials with the flexibility, strength and complexity that nature offers. A new approach in 3D printing uses light to provide flexibility, strength and ...

The detection, involving University of Texas Marine Science Institute researchers, represents an early warning that can help ...

OriGen Health Research Center brings together experts in genetics, obesity, human development, statistics, AI and machine learning to uncover the biological and social drivers of chronic disease. By ...

Graduate admissions to programs in the College of Natural Sciences are handled in collaboration with the UT Graduate School. To learn more about your area of interest, explore our graduate ...

Public outreach and engagement. We build bridges between our community and science. Our offerings include newer offerings like the Texas Science Festival, plus sites open to visitors year-round like ...

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Students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree cannot use foreign culture courses to fulfill their foreign language requirement. The B.A. degree will count foreign language credit gained through ...

Guides for Current Students. We offer suggestions and tips for each year of your journey in the College of Natural Sciences to keep you on track academically and help you get the most out of your ...

Experiential Learning Consulting. Are you a current student ready to find the right experience for you? The Office of Experiential Learning is here to help you find out about international study and ...

New research from Simon Brandl at UT’s Marine Science Institute challenges a long-held belief about coral reefs. Coral reef in the Maldives. Credit: Jordan M. Casey/University of Texas at Austin.

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