The Conversation: Robocars Promise To Improve Traffic Even When Most of the Cars Around Them are Driven by People, Study Finds
Traffic is worsening in every major city across the globe, leading to significant economic and environmental costs.
UT Leads $25M Nuclear Technology Consortium
The new consortium will lead advances in global security, clean energy and artificial intelligence.
The Conversation: Otters, Beavers and Other Semiaquatic Mammals Keep Clean Underwater, Thanks to Their Flexible Fur
Furry mammals like beavers and otters that spend most of their lives wet manage to avoid getting their fur slimy.
Preparing Students for Employment — Now and in the Future
UT’s College of Emerging and Collaborative Studies hosted more than 50 leaders of industry to discuss how higher education and industry can partner to prepare students for employment now and in the future.
UT Hosts, Wins Back-to-Back SEC Machining Competitions
UT won the SEC Machining Competition for the second straight year.
UT, Volkswagen Group of America Extend Master Research Agreement
UT research faculty and Volkswagen scientists are collaborating on technology to make vehicles that are lighter, batteries that last longer and materials that are more sustainable.
UT Students, Faculty Celebrate Manufacturing Day with Area High Schoolers
UT faculty, students led an event introducing high school students to advanced manufacturing techniques and technology.
UT Brings New AI Services to Campus
UT is bringing artificial intelligence to campus with the launch of two new AI-based services: UT Verse and Bing Chat Enterprise.
The Conversation: AI and New Standards Promise to Make Scientific Data More Useful by Making It Reusable and Accessible
Scientists benefit from increased access to research data.
The Conversation: Bridge Collapses, Road Repairs, Evacuations: How Transportation Agencies Plan for Large-Scale Traffic Disruptions
Traffic planning is a multiagency effort.
NSF Director Visits UT for Mobility Showcase
The director also met early-career faculty and toured labs with students.
UT awarded National Science Foundation Materials Research Science and Engineering Center
CAMM’s focus will lead to new industries in clean energy, computing and national security.