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Workers hung new signage on a Trinity Street clinic as UT ties its clinics, medical school and future hospital under one name.
A viral clip of three rival robotaxi fleets stuck in Austin traffic captures just how crowded the city's self-driving streets have gotten.
A Finnish delegation toured Austin robotics firm Apptronik during a two-week Texas trip tied to the new deal.
An NIH grant is advancing AlphaRose Therapeutics' Rosiphersen, an antisense oligonucleotide for HNRNPH2-related disease, toward an IND application.
BEYOND Wonderland brought 600 seekers and healers to Austin for sessions on psilocybin, MDMA therapy and ketamine.
The cryopreservation bag maker left its former Austin facility for Grand Avenue Parkway after nearly 30 years in the city.
Koen Barnhart became the first baby to have spina bifida surgery in utero in Austin, and he's hitting normal baby milestones at five months old.
Mariano Thomas was fully paralyzed within 10 hours as a fourth grader. He's now a third-year med student aiming to treat kids like himself.
Musk says Tesla is still trying to avoid pets at night, while its own fleet logged an animal collision too.
The 36,500-square-foot building cuts the ribbon with room for Toyota-certified training and future electric-vehicle labs.
Stoney Point High students got a front-row seat as a Zipline drone dropped an order from a nearby business. The service launches across Round Rock on Friday.
Austin's 12,000-plus women tech workers have adjusted median earnings of about $99,500, yet still trail male peers by a fifth.
Deep Isolation can now break ground on a full-scale, non-radioactive test of burying spent nuclear fuel deep underground.
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