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Stay Hydrated: New Sensor Knows When You Need a Drink

Researchers from The University of Texas at Austin invented a new non-invasive, wearable sensor designed to measure a user's hydration levels continuously, in real time.

From Portugal with Engineering

UT 's nearly two-decade research and innovation relationship with Portugal will continue, with the five-year renewal of the UT Austin Portugal program. 

AI-Created Materials Could Make Your Energy Bill Cheaper

Texas Engineers developed new materials developed using machine learning and artificial intelligence to keep your house cooler and reduce energy bills.

Willcox Wins Japan Computational Engineering Award

Texas Engineer Karen Willcox has been awarded the 2024 Grand Prize by the Japan Society for Computational Engineering and Sciences (JSCES), becoming the first woman to win the award in its 30-year history. 

Published by the Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences

AI Can Diagnose Your Heart in Just a Few Minutes

Texas Engineers worked with researchers from Yale School of Medicine to develop an artificial intelligence-enabled tool that can quickly and accurately interpret echocardiograms.

Restoring Damaged Paintings With AI 'Masks'

Texas Engineering alumnus Alex Kachkine developed a new method to physically apply a digital restoration directly onto a damaged painting.