Researchers are harnessing AI to deliver practical solutions to real-world challenges. 

UT ranks No. 2 nationally for polymer science, a subset of chemistry.

Research faculty and Volkswagen scientists collaborate to make vehicles lighter, batteries last longer, and materials more sustainable.

AAAS Fellows are elected by peers in recognition of their extraordinary achievements. 

UT Engineering and Art faculty host METAL bootcamp, a metallurgy training program.

Distinguished Service Professor Paul Armsworth’s teaching, research, and service stand out in the SEC.

Assistant Professor Tova Holmes was honored for her work in high-energy particle physics.

Winning projects include implantable prosthetics, humanoid robots, disease-resistant soybeans, AI-driven sensors and aluminum-air batteries.

Inaugural Chancellor’s Innovation Fund recipients reflect on their research progress in 2024. 

Assistant Professor of Physics Lawrence “Larry” Lee has received the Cottrell Scholar Award.