The Conversation: What Makes a True Santa Is Inside – And Comes With the Red Suit
For some professional Santas, it’s especially important that they look and feel like Santa to experience a sense of purpose in their work.
The Conversation: Fern Stems Reveal Secrets of Evolution – How Constraints in Development Can Lead to New Forms
With over 400 million years of evolutionary history, ferns can teach us a lot about how the diversity of planet Earth came to be.
Six UT Faculty Among World’s Most Highly Cited Researchers
Engineering and chemistry professors have been named to the list, an honor bestowed on a small number of scientists and social scientists.
UT Study Finds High Satisfaction Among TennCare Enrollees, Fewer Uninsured Tennesseans
A new study by the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research shows record high levels of satisfaction among TennCare enrollees in 2025.
The Conversation: Renewable Energy Is Cheaper and Healthier – So Why Isn’t It Replacing Fossil Fuels Faster?
Overcoming the obstacles in renewable energy projects will require global cooperation.
The Conversation: Trump Was Already Cutting Low-Income Energy Assistance – The Shutdown Is Making Things Worse as Cold Weather Arrives
Several states have pushed back the start of their winter energy assistance because their federally allocated funds had yet to show up.
The Conversation: The White Stripes Join the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — Their Primal Sound Reflects Detroit’s Industrial Roots
With their gritty genre-bending sound and lyrical storytelling, The White Stripes often express themes related to their hometown’s struggle and innovation.
Long-term Partnership with Army Research Lab Advances Military Capabilities and Materials Science
UT researchers are working with the military to bring advanced manufacturing efforts to field units.
The Conversation: Why Higher Tariffs on Canadian Lumber May Not Be Enough To Stimulate Long-Term Investments in US Forestry
The U.S. has ample forest resources, but replacing imports with domestic lumber isn’t as simple as it sounds.
The Conversation: From ‘Frankenstein’ to ‘Dracula,’ Exploring the Dark World of Death and the Undead Offers a Reminder of Our Mortality
For centuries, death has been a topic of fascination for authors and readers alike.
UT Researchers in Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science Receive NSF Early Career Awards
The winners will advance research in pharmaceutical drug design, phishing detectors and quantum technology.
The Conversation: Supreme Court Opens with Cases on Voting Rights, Tariffs, Gender Identity and Campaign Finance To Test the Limits of a Constitutional Revolution
The most influential cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this term focus on three dominant themes.