Extreme Measures: 5 Questions with Lydia Contreras
Lydia Contreras discusses how her work on cellular engineering could affect human health.
What Makes a City Smart?
The smart cities movement has gained momentum, pushed forward by political leaders, scientists, engineers and residents of cities themselves.
Starting from Scratch
Dr. Clay Johnston, dean of the Dell Medical School, gives his perspective on health challenges facing society and the role engineers play in improving health care.
A Community-Wide Commitment
The ambitious “Challenge for McKetta" fundraising effort was completed in spring 2016.
Research Visualized
Awe-inspiring experiments, tiny devices and otherworldly materials are just a few of the fascinating things on display in Texas Engineering Laboratories.
We Built What?
One of the most important mechanisms aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford was developed by engineers at UT Austin.
Alumni Notes
Texas Engineering alumni lead industries, launch companies and help develop solutions that improve lives around the world.