The results add to physicists’ understanding of neutrinos and validate collaboration between major experiments.

Pinpointing an outbreak’s peak, the approach can boost health systems’ preparedness and risk communication.

Because the new method can replace a large stretch of defective DNA with a healthy sequence, the same retron-based package can fix any combination of mutations within that stretch of DNA without ...

Learning Lunches, sponsored by STEMx and UTeach, are a series of talks and presentations highlighting timely teaching topics. Vic Sampson, an Associate Professor in the College of Education, will ...

Have you ever wondered why coffee plants make caffeine? Or why peppers evolved to be spicy? Ph.D. student Fiona MacNeill will explore plant chemistry, the relationships between plants and their ...

The Natural Sciences Council has organized a college-wide day of service. Several projects will be running throughout the day. Volunteer opportunities include LBJ Wildflower Center, Austin Creative ...

Come join the student-led Natural Sciences Council for a fun day with therapy dogs, yoga, puzzles and games, and learn about mental health and wellness resources on campus. They will be giving away ...

Join our CNS student panelists to learn about all the incredible ways they have gotten experience abroad including internships, research, study abroad, and more. There’s something for everyone through ...

Through multiple presentation formats and opportunities for dialog and exchange, the symposium will explore diverse and intersecting aspects of resilience. Presenters from multiple universities ...

Chautauqua is an annual tradition bringing together speakers from interdisciplinary fields to explore a topic of contemporary interest. Organized by students, each event has a theme, and this year’s ...