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Big News! We launched a new website! Whether you’re a UT innovator seeking support, a business needing to solve a challenge with innovative tech, or investor exploring opportunities, the site ensures you can seamlessly engage with our team. Explore here: discoverytoimpact.utexas.edu

Research turns possibility into progress — it's getting easier for patients to use their thoughts to drive a wheelchair or control assistive technology. Texas Engineers created a brain-computer interface that adapts to users without a long setup. It could transform daily life

Lisa B. Thompson was recently honored at the 2025 Celebration of Research with the Creative Endeavor Award. Her choreopoem, The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body, explores the health and humanity of Black women through performance. 🎥 Watch the video to learn more about

Vagheesh Narasimhan (NaturalSciences @ UT, Integrative Biology, UT Statistics and Data Sciences) mapped the genetic evolution of the human skeleton using AI — a breakthrough in understanding both health and history. He received the Research Paper Excellence Award at UT’s 2025 Celebration of Research. 🎥 Watch the

🚨 Funding opportunity for UT Austin researchers! The Office of the Vice President for Research, Scholarship and Creative Endeavors and @ARL_UT are supporting one-year research projects in defense tech with awards up to $75K. 🧠 Past recipients gained: ✔️ New student funding ✔️

💡 How do you build a research project while it’s already in motion? A new process paper from Whole Communities–Whole Health shares how UT Austin researchers designed one of the university’s most ambitious community-based studies — and why documentation, data return, and trust

Kasey Claborn is a UT researcher using digital innovation to save lives and reshape how Texas addresses the opioid crisis. Her tool, TxCOPE, tracks overdose patterns using real-time community and EMS data — improving care, coordination, and policy. 🧠 Learn more:

Smart cities start with smart choices. Join us June 3 for the Third Annual Smart Cities & AI Innovations Symposium — a full day of panels, lightning talks & collaboration on building ethical tech for urban life. 📍 UT Austin | 🗓️ RSVP: bit.ly/4mmZACq

🔬 Research turns possibility into progress — UT scientists are rethinking how we treat pain. What if chronic pain could be treated without opioids? UT Austin researchers developed a compound that relieves neuropathic pain — without addictive effects. Led by UT chemist Stephen

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.

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

🪨 Research turns possibility into progress — UT geoscientists are driving cleaner energy innovation. What if we could generate hydrogen from rocks — and skip fossil fuels entirely? UT Jackson School of Geosciences researchers are advancing a low-emissions method to unlock hydrogen from

🪨 Research turns possibility into progress — UT geoscientists are driving cleaner energy innovation. What if we could generate hydrogen from rocks — and skip fossil fuels entirely? UT Jackson School of Geosciences researchers are advancing a low-emissions method to unlock hydrogen from

Artificial intelligence powers everything from chatbots to facial recognition — but do we understand the risks? This video from Ethics Unwrapped, with contributions from Good Systems, explores how AI works and why its ethical implications matter. 🎥bit.ly/4kgLtwo

We’re committed to helping shape the future of AI in Central Texas through partnership with the Austin AI Alliance and the broader community. Together, we’re building a responsible and collaborative AI ecosystem in Austin. 🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/43p1Zn7

UT Austin has released proposed guidelines for responsible adoption of AI in teaching and learning — while seeking feedback from students, faculty and staff across campus. The framework reflects UT’s commitment to ethical, value-driven innovation. 🔗 bit.ly/4dtCTbA

UT researcher Junfeng Jiao uses data science, technology and urban studies to make cities smarter and more livable for people. Bridging urban planning and computer science, hIs scientific contributions help communities design better systems — improving mobility, healthcare and

Fairness. Trust. Transparency. This Ethics Unwrapped video — with contributions from Good Systems — breaks down the ethical principles that should guide how we build and use AI. 🎥bit.ly/3Hdc7Ib

🔋 Research turns possibility into progress — UT Austin engineers are building safer, more sustainable batteries. UT Mech Engineering professor Arumugam Manthiram, a researcher in the Texas Engineering, has developed a sodium battery that avoids flammable materials and costly metals —