The World Needs Geoscientists.🤘
@utaustin college & three research units in one: @UTGeophysics, @Bureau3E, and the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences.
Led by David Bahamón-Pinzón, a research coordinator at the Jackson School's @TexasESI, and published in PLOS Water, the study brought together UT experts and community members to investigate water quality issues in Austin's Colony.
https://t.co/12FHdZRhpU
The Bureau is pleased to announce that Dr. Mahdi Haddad, Research Assistant Professor, has been presented with the 2026 American Rock Mechanics Association (ARMA) Distinguished Service Award for his significant contributions to the geomechanics community.
The natural gas industry depends on huge geological formations for storage. A new analysis of storage facilities from our @Bureau3E could help the industry grow by helping pinpoint the most promising locations for expansion.
🔗https://t.co/IQF680sIqh
The Andes Mountains of Argentina grew in four pulses — each lasting about 5 to 8 million years, according to a @NatureComms study.
That’s really fast, geologically speaking. In the study, scientists propose a theory for what could be driving it.
🔗https://t.co/zihaUZl7fY
Dr. Katie Smye's editorial, "Rising Pressures and Legacy Wells—The Permian Basin’s Next Challenge" is in the Journal of Petroleum Technology. https://t.co/D28gpmJrpa Katie is Principal Investigator for Center for Injection and Seismicity Research.
#water#petroleum#reservoirs
Researchers have identified tens of millions of easily overlooked small wetlands across the globe and found that they have a substantial collective impact, accounting for 24% of the world’s total non-forested wetland emissions of methane. @UTAustin https://t.co/okB6WGjAiQ
What do a Komodo dragon, the oldest surviving photograph in the world and a Cheeto have in common? They've all been scanned by Research Scientist Jessie Maisano at The University of Texas High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility, or UTCT.
https://t.co/rZP6trwLGf
A study led by researchers at the Jackson School's @Bureau3E takes a big picture view of the collective value of rare earth elements in Gulf Coast coal and coal ash — and the nuances that come with turning them into a commodity.
https://t.co/tPlrCVWR9f
Eleven New Directions in Research projects are taking shape across UT.
Their work spans artificial intelligence and historical research, geothermal energy systems, microplastics, gravitational wave modeling, dementia, family support interventions, marine nutrition, cardiac tissue repair and critical mineral separations.
📖 Read more: https://t.co/7Drd4XATsK
#TexasResearch #WhatStartsHere #ItStartsWithResearch
In a recent study, researchers at our @Bureau3E highlight a growing west-east divide in water availability in 12 aquifers in the Mississippi River Basin and adjacent Texas aquifers.
🔗https://t.co/tbqw6cBAti
In a new study in @NatureClimate a group of researchers led by the Jackson School's Fa Li have identified tens of millions of easily overlooked small wetlands across the globe and found that they have a substantial collective impact.
Read more: https://t.co/QHsGA8UEj4
Proof that Texas has been home to larger-than-life characters for a very long time! 🦣The museum's own Liam Norris, PhD shared fascinating facts about Texas' Ice Age creatures with @weareaustin@trevorscottatx@swaggonerrr
https://t.co/0SperCjCfd
Breakups are complicated, even when it comes to supercontinents 🌎💔 New research led by #UTIG Research Professor Harm Van Avendonk finds that the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province played a smaller role in the breakup of #Pangea than previously thought.
https://t.co/KPkBghyxbY
That's a wrap on our annual Marine Geology and Geophysics field camp! 🏖️🏖️🏖️
GEO349/397 provides hands-on training in marine geological and geophysical data collection and processing for graduate and advanced undergraduate students.
#UTIG & @txgeosciences doctoral student Sohini Dasgupta is a recipient of a 2026-2027 UT Chevron Energy Graduate Fellows Award. Read more about Dasgupta’s research and the other awardees: https://t.co/T3Z6YTyzuY