Jennifer Liu

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Forum editor Jennifer Liu introduces this week's forum.

Missing the bus every day? It's not your fault.

UT is paving the way for some super-smart future Longhorns.

Blockchain is a “potentially disruptive” technology that is transforming the healthcare industry to give patients control over their data and well-being.

The Health Informatics & Health IT certificate program helps post-baccalaureate students combine healthcare and technology in the business of health.

Study shows that regions with higher levels of neuroticism had tendencies to vote for Trump and Brexit.

UT chemical engineering professor Brian Korgel has always had a creative side. As the director of education and outreach at UT’s Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials, he has used his creativity to establish Arts + Sciences, a program that aims to bring artists directly into the research process of scientists and engineers.

Ethical Foundations of Computer Science (CS109) hopes to make ethics integral to technology. 

Most people use yeast to bake bread or brew beverages, but in science, this microorganism has the potential to provide a method of production for sustainable plastics.

UT scientists develop method of more accurately analyzing T-cells, potentially leading to the creation of more effective vaccines.

This past week, an update released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that influenza-like illness activity has reached 7.7 percent.

Two recently discovered computer chip vulnerabilities pose gigantic security threats to almost all modern computer processors.

Inspired by Beyonce, UT researchers are getting into formation, because they’re about to slay antibiotic resistance with their development of a new drug screening technique.

Jackson School of Geosciences recreates moon’s magma ocean to determine how its unique surface was formed.

In a collaboration with MIT, UT-Austin astronomers detected exocomets outside our solar system using the Kepler space telescope. 

UT researchers have developed functional graphene tattoos that can be used for personal, medical data collection.

A UT neuroscience lab is one of 21 participating in the International Brain Laboratory’s global effort to decode the brain’s decision-making process.

Last week, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft concluded its 13-year mission at Saturn by diving into the gas giant.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, houses and buildings were left in ruins. But humans weren’t the only species forced to adapt to the flooding.

A group of researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center are working to develop blood protein tests that could help diagnose those on the autism spectrum with greater than 90 percent accuracy.

A bill passed this May could completely change the game for the delivery and accessibility of healthcare to Texans.