News: Research

Magic angle graphene produces switchable patterns of superconductivity, UT physicist Allan MacDonald found.

We asked graduating seniors from across the college to share their best tips for research success.

Researchers from the U.S. and Japan have demonstrated that they can store and retrieve information magnetically in a new class of materials.

The scientists looking for gravitational waves reported that last year they observed four additional ripples in space-time. During about a nine-month period, scientists including UT Austins Aaron Zimmerman made the observation with the National Science Foundation’s LIGO collaboration.

A team led by Keji Lai at UT Austin has developed a new imaging technique based on acoustic waves, discovered through an unexpected observation in...

No scientific discovery happens in isolation. See how UT Austin scientists and alumni are changing the world.

Learn about how Mark Raizen and his team at UT Austin have developed the world's highest resolution atom lens.

A new superconducting material might allow the construction of quantum computers that are more resistant to outside noise.

Research led by Keji Lai used a microwave microcope to see inside of a transistor so thin it is essentially two-dimensional.

Researchers led by UT Austin's Vernita Gordon have found that *Pseudomonas aeruginosa* bacteria can inhibit both their own growth and that of their antibiotic-resistant mutants...