Astronomy on Tap ATX (AoTATX) is usually held on the second or third Tuesday of every month at Celis Brewing. AoTATX is currently organized by a committee of Austin-based astronom ...

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McDonald Observatory would like to invite young astronomers and their families to join them to learn about the moon on Sept.

Bat conservation expert Dr. Karin Akre explores the remarkable diversity of bats, the vital roles they play in ecosystems and ...

David Bernat is an acclaimed violinist, educator and artistic director known for his engaging performances and commitment to ...

Each Wednesday night while UT is in session the astronomy department sponsors free public star parties on the top roof of ...

Rebecca is a PhD candidate at UT Austin who works on understanding how the amphibian immune system responds to disease.

A single particle interaction could be a signal that scientists detected dark matter. The LUX-ZEPLIN main detector in a surface lab before installation underground. (Credit: Matthew Kapust/Sanford ...

The projects bridge physics, engineering and computational sciences to tackle big challenges for fusion energy. Fusion energy is having a moment – and a longstanding, fusion-focused institute at The ...

Texas Standard featured Scott Kravitz of UT Austin on a possible first detection of a dark matter particle.

On moving day, a veteran scientist and teacher looks back on lessons learned in the college. Ruth Buskirk. Photo credit: Eileen Chong. The door of Ruth Buskirk’s office is covered with nature ...