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Texas Engineers are water-bending hot air into drinkable water 💧 With many places around the world facing dangerous temperatures and minimal access to clean water, @utaustintx engineers have developed a hydrogel...
Don't mind us, we're just loving these new rankings 🤘 Our undergraduate engineering program has been ranked No. 11 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. With six programs...
The Cockrell School is excited to celebrate our Hispanic/Latinx community 🤘 We invite you to join us on Friday, Sept. 29 from 2 - 4 p.m. in the EER Commons to...
The first breath you take can have a tremendous impact on your physical health. @utaustintx engineers are researching exactly how respiratory cells handle the stress of toxic pollutants. Specifically, Texas...
In 2010 the largest U.S. oil spill in history leaked more than 100 million gallons of oil — forever changing the ecosystem in the Gulf Coast. However, this ecological disaster inspired @utaustintx...
This one goes out to O’s Cafe on the engineering campus for always being there for us — you’ve seen us at our best and been there for us at our...
Researchers from 16 top engineering schools across the nation, led by @utaustintx Engineers, came together to lay out a six-step roadmap to diversify faculty hiring. The roadmap includes preparing the department,...
We're excited to share season two of "Power Trip: The Story of Energy", a six-part documentary based on @MichaelEWebber’s 2019 book, streaming tomorrow on @PBS. Join us as we continue the...
Moving nanoparticles is so challenging that the breakthrough technology to do so was more than 25 years ago. However, @utaustintx engineers have developed a new way of moving nanoparticles with "electrokinetic tweezers"...
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