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Manuel Rausch is part of an interdisciplinary research team that has received a grant to advance women’s health research.
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Alumnus Zak Kassas, a professor in the electrical and computer engineering at The Ohio State University, has been recognized with the prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).
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Professor Leszek Demkowicz retires after a distinguished career in theoretical and applied mathematics.
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Clint Dawson's work on storm surge and coastal flood modeling is featured in this piece on visualizing science.
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For the first time since the landing of Intuitive Machine's lunar lander Odie, the key UT players of the mission — alumni Tim Crain and CJ Busic, and professor Maruthi Akella — got together at IM’s HQ. Hear what they had to say about this historic landing.
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The Cockrell School's Bold Leadership Download, moderated by students from the Texas Rocket Engineering Lab, featured alumni Jeannie Leavitt and Tim Crain, who discussed topics of career success, fostering innovation through collaboration, and why failure is essential for creating meaningful change.
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Join us for ASE/EM Industry Open House on Thursday, January 30 from 1 - 4:30 PM. Visit with members of industry in the fields of aerospace and computational engineering. Bring your resume and questions. Open to all students.
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Jin Yang has been awarded a pilot seed grant from the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) to support cutting-edge research in semiconductor packaging.
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With new funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Fabrizio Bisetti is leading a research team that aims to greatly improve turbulent flow modeling using advanced machine learning techniques.
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Thomas J.R. Hughes was recently honored for his groundbreaking contributions with an honorary doctorate awarded from the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA) Lyon, France.
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Maruthi Akella reached for the stars. Now his name is among them. Akella recently had an asteroid named for him. It's a rare honor that includes a rigorous selection process led by an international organization.
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From engineering to science to medicine, digital twins are poised to revolutionize decision-making and bring societal benefits such as more efficient engineered systems, climate condition preparedness, and improved patient outcomes.
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New research provides a more accurate picture of future flood risks along important parts of the Gulf Coast that have been subtly sinking, or subsiding, for years, largely undetected.
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Wheeler’s career spanned more than five decades in applied mathematics, computational science and petroleum engineering.
