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Powering the Energy Transition: Texas knows oil and gas. Researchers and businesses are leveraging this knowledge and infrastructure to help advance low carbon energy, including hydrogen fuel, geothermal power and carbon capture and storage.
Out of the Shadows: A new fossil photography technique is helping scientists discover overlooked details in ancient specimens, and advancing conversation on how fossils should be prepared and displayed.
Women in UT Geology: Women have been part of the geosciences program at The University of Texas at Austin since its start in the 19th century. The rich history includes many examples of women finding success and camaraderie despite being overlooked and underestimated in many ways.
Drilling into Dino Doomsday: An on-the-ground report from the 2015 mission to sample Chicxulub, the crater left behind by the asteroid that wiped out all non-avian dinosaurs.
The GMO that Needs Us: Unable to fly nor forage, domestication has made silkworms entirely reliant on humans. This reliance has turned them into silk-making machines and a model organism for further genetic experiments and engineering.
Press Releases
World's Largest Pterosaur Leapt Aloft to Fly
Gulf Coast Ready to Develop Carbon Storage Hub
Hot or Cold, Weather Alone Has No Significant Spread on COVID-19 Spread
News Articles
UT Fossil Collection Brings Big Cat to Life
Honda Prize Honors Tinsley Oden for Establishing Computational Mechanics
Profiles
William Ambrose Retires
Ivo Babuska and the Importance of "Signing the Blueprints"
Gary Kocurek: Dune Drifter
Jackson School Newsletters (2015 -2021)
Features
Powering the Energy Transition: Texas knows oil and gas. Researchers and businesses are leveraging this knowledge and infrastructure to help advance low carbon energy, including hydrogen fuel, geothermal power and carbon capture and storage.
Out of the Shadows: A new fossil photography technique is helping scientists discover overlooked details in ancient specimens, and advancing conversation on how fossils should be prepared and displayed.
Women in UT Geology: Women have been part of the geosciences program at The University of Texas at Austin since its start in the 19th century. The rich history includes many examples of women finding success and camaraderie despite being overlooked and underestimated in many ways.
Drilling into Dino Doomsday: An on-the-ground report from the 2015 mission to sample Chicxulub, the crater left behind by the asteroid that wiped out all non-avian dinosaurs.
The GMO that Needs Us: Unable to fly nor forage, domestication has made silkworms entirely reliant on humans. This reliance has turned them into silk-making machines and a model organism for further genetic experiments and engineering.
Press Releases
World's Largest Pterosaur Leapt Aloft to Fly
Gulf Coast Ready to Develop Carbon Storage Hub
Hot or Cold, Weather Alone Has No Significant Spread on COVID-19 Spread
News Articles
UT Fossil Collection Brings Big Cat to Life
Honda Prize Honors Tinsley Oden for Establishing Computational Mechanics
Profiles
William Ambrose Retires
Ivo Babuska and the Importance of "Signing the Blueprints"
Gary Kocurek: Dune Drifter
Jackson School Newsletters (2015 -2021)
