News
News
News
Magazine
YouTube
E-Talk: Advancing Health Care Through Engineering
Watch
Stay Connected to the Cockrell School of Engineering
Follow @cockrellschool
Texas Engineering in the News
-
The New York Times
-
Nanowerk
-
Science Magazine
More News
April 15, 2021
UT Hydrogen Startup Celadyne Receives Investment from Shell Ventures
Celadyne Technologies, a University of Texas at Austin spinout that makes materials to improve hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers, has received an investment from Shell Ventures. The startup aims to make fuel cells and electrolyzers more viable to power ... Read the story
April 08, 2021
Texas Engineers Awarded DOE Grant to Study Engineered Geothermal Systems
Figuring out how to efficiently extract heat from the earth’s sub-surface and use it as a power source is a priority across the energy industry. Cockrell School engineers are on the front lines of this push to learn more ... Read the story
April 05, 2021
Human Trials Begin for a Low-Cost COVID-19 Vaccine to Extend Global Access
In a major boost to efforts to combat COVID-19 globally, a vaccine that recently entered human trials in Vietnam and Thailand, and is slated for a clinical study in Brazil, holds promise for affordable vaccine manufacturing in countries currently ... Read the story
March 30, 2021
7 Cockrell School Graduate Programs in the Top 10 in U.S. News’ 2022 Rankings
With three programs in the top five, seven in the top 10 and all programs finishing in the top 20, the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin is once again named one of the ... Read the story
March 29, 2021
Texas Engineer Teams Up with MIT for Battery Breakthrough
Lithium-ion batteries have made possible the lightweight electronic devices whose portability we now take for granted, as well as the rapid expansion of electric vehicle production. But researchers around the world are continuing to push limits to achieve ever-greater ... Read the story
March 29, 2021
Interview with Alumna Carmen Wright
Carmen Wright is the first Black woman to graduate with a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from UT Austin. We sat down with Wright to learn more about her other "firsts" and how she encourages others to not let being ... Read the story
Viewpoints
March 22, 2021
We Need to Give More Credence to Personal Data
Suzanne Barber
Director, Center for Identity
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
