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Congratulations to art history Professor Cherise Smith who has been awarded the Eldredge Prize for her book Michael Ray Charles: A Retrospective. Her work “offers a comprehensive, richly illustrated, and deeply researched chronicle of an important artist whose work processes found images and objects depicting the sordid tradition of American minstrelsy."
UT and MD Anderson Cancer Center have formed a new partnership that pairs researchers with oncologists to discover new ways to find, diagnose, and treat cancer.
Congratulations to Dr. Monica Muñoz Martinez, associate professor and historian, for winning a prestigious MacArthur Fellowship for her work to recover untold histories of racial violence along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Choreographer Deborah Hay’s Archive Goes to the Harry Ransom Center
Award-winning choreographer Deborah Hay has established her archive at the Harry Ransom Center, a major destination for the study of dance and performance at The University of Texas at Austin.
Read MoreBlurred Lines - Dr. Pablo Laguna
Throughout most of his academic career, computational astrophysicist, Dr. Pablo Laguna, has focused on his most passionate research interest, studying astrophysical phenomena where gravity has its strongest grip …
Read MoreUse Neural Networks to Treat Bilingual Aphasia
UT professor Risto Miikkulainen and research scientist Uli Grasemann, among others, explore how neural networks could be used to model language patterns and create personalized treatment for bilingual aphasia patients.
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