Articles — The Texas Scientist

A digest of the people and groundbreaking discoveries that make the College of Natural Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin one of the most creative and interesting places on Earth. #discoverystartshere

Getting Cancer to Self-Destruct

Getting Cancer to Self-Destruct

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Discovery Zone, chemistry, Research, Health

A More Stable Source of Stable Isotopes

A More Stable Source of Stable Isotopes

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Discovery Zone, Physics, Energy, Health, Research

Fingerprinting Wine: How Chemical Sensors Can Analyze What’s in Your Glass

Fingerprinting Wine: How Chemical Sensors Can Analyze What’s in Your Glass

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Infographics, Research, Chemistry, Science in Motion

Predicting Outbreaks: Supercomputers Help Forecast Diseases’ Spread

Predicting Outbreaks: Supercomputers Help Forecast Diseases’ Spread

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Health, Integrative Biology, Statistics & Data Sciences, Research, Science in Motion, COVID-19

Growing Neurons: How to Boost Neurogenesis

Growing Neurons: How to Boost Neurogenesis

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Infographics, Neuroscience, Research, Science in Motion

Leapin’ Lizards

Leapin’ Lizards

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Gallery, Integrative Biology, Research

Giant Magellan Telescope

Giant Magellan Telescope

2015cns utexasJanuary 2, 2015Astronomy, Research, Science in Motion

Mutation Blocks Drunkenness (At Least In Worms)

Mutation Blocks Drunkenness (At Least In Worms)

cns utexasJanuary 1, 2015

For a Big Impact, Go Small

For a Big Impact, Go Small

cns utexasJanuary 1, 2015STEM Education, Academics, Feature

The Undergraduate: Elvira Marquez

The Undergraduate: Elvira Marquez

2015cns utexasJanuary 1, 2015Q&A, Student Stories, STEM Education