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Biomedical Engineering
Technology at Face ValueThe human face does more than help us tell each other apart. Studies have suggested that our perceptions of attractiveness and personality traits — even... |
Communications, Networks, and Systems (CommNetS)
UT ECE Grad Student Turning Idea into CompanyUT ECE graduate student Chris Slaughter and his five-person engineering team are developing software for a 3-D modeling camera that can capture and help accurately... |
Computer Architecture & Embedded Processors
New Computer ArchitectureDr. Mattan Erez's research focus is computer architecture. Specifically, he is interested in the critical aspects of locality, parallelism and bandwidth constraints... |
Computer Engineering
Defect/Fault Tolerant Systems and Design for TestabilityFault tolerance as a property finds application in a wide variety of scenarios ranging from satellites to modern microprocessors. With the increasing complexity... |
Electromagnetics & Acoustics
Creating an Ultrathin Invisibility CloakUntil now, the invisibility cloaks put forward by scientists have been bulky devices - an obvious flaw for those interested in Harry Potter-style applications. However,... |
Energy Systems
Disaster ForensicsProf. Alexis Kwasinski of UT ECE travels to the worst natural disaster sites around the world to assess the damage inflicted on communication networks and... |
Integrated Circuits & Systems
Flexible graphene transistor breaks new recordsUT ECE professor Deji Akinwande and his research group have made a breakthrough with state-of-the-art flexible graphene field-effect transistors with record... |
Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Waveform Reveals DamageDr. Robert Flake has discovered the first non-sinusoid signal that doesn’t undergo dispersion on transmission lines that would normally distort a signal. The... |
Plasma/Quantum Electronics & Optics
Creating an Ultrathin Invisibility CloakUntil now, the invisibility cloaks put forward by scientists have been bulky devices - an obvious flaw for those interested in Harry Potter-style applications. However,... |
Software Engineering
Searching the Here and NowTwo researchers at The University of Texas at Austin are making it possible for smart phone users on the Forty Acres to take a “Gander” at the digital space... |
Solid-State Electronics
Flexible graphene transistor breaks new recordsUT ECE professor Deji Akinwande and his research group have made a breakthrough with state-of-the-art flexible graphene field-effect transistors with record... |


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