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Researchers at the Children's Medical Center Research Institute at @UTSWMedCenter have identified a key driver of aggressive brain tumor growth. Published in Cell, the findings point toward a dietary intervention already in clinical use that could be tested in patients before surgery. https://t.co/lFPruXQBFc
The Crow Museum of Asian Art now has a second home โ at @UT_Dallas. ๐จ The new location inside the O'Donnell Athenaeum in Richardson brings together Asian art, immersive displays and striking textiles as well UT Dallas' growing collection under one roof. @dallasnews has more: https://t.co/sOQXFsQJYU
History made. Now, we look ahead. Today, we celebrated the first presidential investiture in UTHealth Houston's history and the leadership of President Melina R. Kibbe, MD. Together, we are creating what comes next for UTHealth Houston, a future full of bold possibilities.
Food insecurity is often invisible โ but its effects are felt hardest by the most vulnerable in our communities. @SFASU community members are joining Nacogdoches County leaders to launch Hunger Free Nacogdoches Sin Hambre, the county's first coordinated effort to align resources and get healthy food to those who need it most.
Stronger communities start with working together. ๐
SFA faculty, students and community members are joining leaders across Nacogdoches County through Hunger Free Nacogdoches Sin Hambre, a new coalition bringing organizations and resources together to address food insecurity throughout our community.
The coalition includes nonprofits, feeding ministries, educators, researchers, businesses and community organizations working toward a shared goal: making nutritious food more accessible to those who need it.
Learn more about the Lumberjacks helping lead this effort: https://t.co/AYjNP02L3J
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AI is transforming healthcare, and UT institutions are committed to making sure it does so in ways that put people first. @UTHealthHouston researchers are developing an AI tool capable of conducting mental health evaluations with strong diagnostic outcomes. A tool trained by professionals to help other professionals, it has great potential to support rural clinicians and early-career providers.
Weโre almost ready!
Join the UTHealth Houston community for the Presidential Investiture of Melina R. Kibbe, MD, and celebrate this special milestone with us.
Watch live beginning at 1:30 p.m.: https://t.co/l1S27VXhN4
Learning AI is one thing. Using it to make an impact is another.
Through the Headache Cure Board, our graduate students are using AI, machine learning and data science to help industry and community partners tackle real-world challenges and uncover practical solutions. ๐ค
Learn more: https://t.co/sv4ZM5rumL
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๐ง+๐ง=๐ซ Ice accumulation on aircraft, wind turbines and power infrastructure can ground flights, reduce energy production and damage equipment. Using heat to remove ice can be difficult and energy intensive. Now @UT_Dallas researchers have found that, under extreme cold, making ice even colder can weaken its grip on surfaces. The finding could guide the design of future deicing systems for aircraft, wind turbines and other applications in extreme cold.
For centuries, people have searched for ways to live longer and stay healthier as they age. Much of that effort has focused on preserving youth or delaying the visible signs of aging. Today, scientists are focused on a different question: Can the biological processes of aging be slowed to help prevent the chronic diseases associated with growing older?
Scientists are taking a closer look at what shapes how people age, from social interactions, mental health to the gut microbiome & emerging therapies.
The goal: better understand aging and help people live longer, healthier lives.
To learn more, visit: https://t.co/XvDZhFAmXb
The devastating floods that swept through San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country in 2025 left students and faculty with an urgent question: what can be learned from these events to better prepare communities for the next catastrophic flood? @UTSA are committed to serving Texas through research that finds the answers.
What can we learn from the historic 2025 Texas Hill Country flood to better prepare for the next one? ๐ง๏ธ
@UTSA_CEID researchers are studying the factors behind the disaster and advancing solutions to strengthen flood resilience and public preparedness.
Learn more: https://t.co/zkZSrya070
Healthy students are successful students. @impactnews reports that @UTHealthHouston is partnering with @PearlandISD to bring the Youth Aware of Mental Health program to students โ equipping young Texans with problem-solving skills, emotional intelligence, and empathy. It's the kind of community partnership that reflects UT's commitment to serving all of Texas. https://t.co/NcMiNuFXZs
Sound over Surgery. @UTSWMedCenter doctors are using precisely focused ultrasound to treat Parkinson's tremors โ and results can arrive within minutes. ๐ง ๐ For 72-year-old Air Force veteran Bud Leavell, the procedure restored the hand steadiness he'd lost to years of tremors. โI think this is opening the door to what I would call incisionless therapies of the brain,โ says UTSW's Dr. Bhavya Shah. What's more, this new approach could open up a future where focused ultrasound could enable gene and cell therapy delivery. https://t.co/28drhKncRw
North Texas is home to one of the nationโs highest concentrations of aviation-related businesses and manufacturers. That's one of the reasons @UTArlington has launched a new Aviation Studies pathway, which will students to combine aviation coursework with areas such as communication, leadership, public policy, technology and organizational management.
Aviation careers go far beyond the cockpit. UTAโs new Aviation Studies pathway prepares students for opportunities across North Texasโ growing aviation industry, from airport operations and logistics to safety, communications and management.
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๐ข How does South Texas shape the future of the endangered Kempโs ridley sea turtle?
A Turtle Between Two Coasts explores its history, conservation, and UTRGV research helping tell that story. ๐
๐ฅ Watch: https://t.co/AV7WI8pz3a
143 years of changing the world. ๐ค
Since 1883, The University of Texas at Austin has been a place of discovery, innovation and opportunity, driven by generations of Longhorns who came here to learn, lead and make an impact.
Today, weโre proud to celebrate 143 years as the flagship University of the great state of Texas and everything still to come.
Happy birthday, UT! ๐งก
"When I stood on the sidelines at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium Saturday night and looked up at the seats filled with incredible fans, I saw Longhorns. Itโs the same remarkable view I have at graduation ceremonies and anytime Iโm on campus. Iโm proud to celebrate all our Longhorn students today and every day. Thank you for making us proud." Kevin P. Eltife, Chairman of the UT System Board of Regents
The Miner family is bigger than ever! โ๏ธ
UTEPโs Fall 2026 enrollment has surpassed 27,000 for the first time in the history of the University. The growth reflects both more new students choosing UTEP and higher rates of current students staying and continuing toward their degrees. ๐
For the fifth straight year, UTEP also welcomed a record freshman class.
Learn more: https://t.co/oEf5aZe6w8
This is what creating the workforce of the future looks like. Complex challenges in space exploration, hypersonic flight, advanced materials and manufacturing mean that Texas needs more aerospace engineering PhDs than ever before. In fact, a recent study identified approximately 200 positions in Texas requiring aerospace engineering PhDs. The stateโs existing doctoral programs produce around 40 graduates annually. @UTSA is responding with its own doctoral program, creating opportunity for students and strengthening the Texas economy.
Big news! We've launched a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering. ๐
From hypersonics to space exploration, we're preparing the next generation of researchers to tackle the future of aerospace, right here in San Antonio.
Learn more about our new doctoral degree program: https://t.co/763TQOHKPU
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Public health should meet people where they are, and @UTHealthHouston is doing just that. Great showing @utsystem Regent Dr. Nolan Perez our @UTHealthSPH team's work in Brownsville: advancing research and partnering with communities across the Rio Grande Valley.