One of our microbial ancestors was part of a group called the Asgard archaea, which today live primarily in the deep sea and other oxygen-free spaces. But according to the new study, some Asgards use, or at least tolerate oxygen.
Future-Proofing Your Career Workshop, Texas Social Work at research conference, UT Postdoctoral Association sponsors postdocs at Texas Women's basketball game and more.
A former respiratory therapist, postdoctoral fellow Khamron Micheals employs statistical modeling and artificial intelligence tools to help predict and identify children at higher risk for lung diseases.
Dr. Vidhika Damani Selected as a Rising Star 2025 Speaker, Second Annual UT Austin NPAW Research Symposium, UT Postdoctoral Association End of Semester Celebration and more.
The TrustAI Rising Star Award was established to honor early-career researchers (senior Ph.D. students and postdoctoral fellows) who have made significant contributions to the trustworthiness, security, and responsible use of large language models.
On Earth, the areas around large river systems are among the most ecologically diverse regions on the planet. Researchers think that similar systems on Mars could have been potential cradles for life when the water was flowing.
Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Postdoctoral Fellow Christina Taylor's academic journey began in the landlocked northern and central plain states, but that didn’t prevent her from developing an interest in storm surge modeling - specifically the complex task of computing the wet-dry interface of flooding events.
