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Baseball is an engineering sport ⚾️ As MLB Opening Day kicks off, Texas Engineers are shaping the game's future and leading the charge. See how we're engineering a better athlete this #OpeningDay 🤘

The future of energy is here, & you can be at the forefront! 🌎⚡ Join us at the Energy Technology & Policy Conference June 16-18, where policymakers & industry leaders will tackle the toughest energy & environmental challenges. 🔗 Learn more & register: lbj.utexas.edu/energy-technol…

At the Cockrell School of Engineering, we believe that engineering is more than equations and designs — it's about inspiring the next generation to see the world courageously 🤘

Lucky no. 7 🤘 The U.S. News & World Report ranks our graduate engineering program No. 7 in the nation, with six programs ranked in the top 10 and all programs in the top 20. Check out the new rankings:

We're not just over the moon but also on the moon 🌕 Last year, for the first time in over 50 years, an American spacecraft named Odysseus, or "Odie," landed on the moon, and Texas Engineers played a key role in this mission. #InternationalHumanSpaceFlightDay

Alright, what is quantum, really? ⚛️ We've seen it in movies and shows like "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" and "Doctor Who." While they explain it as best they can, it's not that at all. So, dive deep into quantumania with us and discover what it's all about.

In exciting news, Texas Engineers and scientists have made a breakthrough that could lead to better, longer-lasting vaccines against whooping cough.

Part 1 of the our group members with Bob Langer this morning Nicholas A. Peppas Texas BME TexasChE Texas Engineering

We have a bone to pick with our bones 🦴 Texas Engineers, the Mayo Clinic and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have discovered that as we age, certain bone cells called osteocytes undergo changes that weaken our bones. Their findings offer hope for improving treatments.

With investments that span the entire University, the Hildebrand Family will be honored on Thursday, April 17, with the lighting of the UT Tower, which will shine burnt orange lights and display a 100 on one side. Alumni and longtime supporters of The University of Texas at

Quechua ambassador, marathon runner, Cockrell School research ace — Luz Vargas does it all 🤘 Learn how Luz uses social media, academic initiatives, and collaboration with local communities to bravely address the challenges that threaten the future of her language.

Join us on 4/24 to hear speaker Will Dickson, who directs the commercialization of the Canopy Aerospace's advanced ceramic materials and manufacturing technologies through strategic partnerships across private & public sectors. RSVP to reserve your spot: ae.utexas.edu/research/semin…

As engineers, we love reading the latest scientific journals and research, but nothing beats a good book and great vibes. So, this #WorldBookDay, we asked our Texas Engineers to recommend a few books that they enjoyed or that impacted their lives.

Curious about health care commercialization? Texas Health Catalyst's Associate Program gives UT Austin students a front row seat to innovation. Hear from Texas Engineering student Iris Rafferty about her associate experience: bit.ly/3EX8xBk

Join UT Austin & City of Austin for Exploring Digital Twins — a showcase of how digital twin tech is being used or could be applied to solve city challenges. 📍 Texas Union | 🗓️ June 4 | ⏰ 8 AM–1 PM 🔗 RSVP: bit.ly/3FdigDN #TexasResearch #WhatStartsHere

Your passwords could move from your notes app to a molecule one day 🔬 Why? Because molecules don't need a lot of power to keep the data safe for centuries, unlike current storage devices. And we have Texas researchers to thank for this new development.

Melanie Saenzpardo's world-changing journey began in high school, where she helped save her city's recycling program and started a tutoring service. Now she’s a Texas Engineering grad ready to continue changing the world. 🤘🎓🌎 #UTGrad25

What does it mean to use AI responsibly in higher ed? At our Responsible AI for Education event with UT Austin - Provost’s Office, we explored ethical use, workforce readiness, and how instructors apply AI tools with care and creativity. 🎥 Watch the recordings: bit.ly/4mwxQLF

Imaging tiny, moving objects, like live cells or flowing fluids, has always been challenging in science and medicine... until now 🤘 To solve this challenge, Texas Engineers (Texas ECE) created a method for simultaneously determining what an object looks like and how it moves.

Any day spent on the 40 Acres is a good day (but today is especially beautiful) 😎