UT Austin researchers developed a rapid carbon storage technology that creates carbon dioxide hydrates quickly without harmful chemicals, potentially advancing carbon sequestration efforts.

A new geophysical technique developed at The University of Texas visualizes Earth's interior by using surface deformation, measuring the rigidity of the crust and mantle.

Austin Community College and the Texas Department of Information Resources have launched a tech and cybersecurity apprenticeship program, designed to enhance career readiness and address workforce shortages in the IT sector.

The FAA is introducing a new airfield surveillance system at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to improve air traffic controllers' situational awareness and reduce runway incidents. This advanced system will be operational by June 30.

The University of Texas at Austin study reveals unique vortex structures known as polarons in halide perovskites, enhancing energy conversion, potentially benefiting solar cells and LEDs.

The Texas Supreme Court declined to review a case concerning IVF practices, leaving a lower court's decision intact and maintaining the status quo for reproductive technology in the state.

The Texas Attorney General has launched a data privacy initiative to enforce state and federal privacy laws against companies misusing personal information.

The article describes a study on how Southern sea otters use tools to forage and adapt to prey scarcity, reducing tooth damage and aiding survival, especially for females during pup rearing.

Hyundai and the Austin Police Department offered a free anti-theft software upgrade for Hyundai owners to counter the rise in vehicle thefts. Owners could get the installation at a local substation, and steering wheel locks were provided for some.

A saber-toothed cat fossil found on the Texas coast offers new insights into the ancient predator's territory, once spanning a land bridge between Texas and Florida.

Dutch company Holoconnects revealed their AI holography technology, potentially revolutionizing digital interaction in various industries, as reported by CBS Austin.

The Austin Police Department is utilizing new license plate readers to tackle auto theft, with the technology already leading to the recovery of five stolen vehicles since activation on March 29.

UT Austin receives a $12 million NSF grant to develop AI-driven operating systems that will adapt to new hardware and applications, promising efficiency and future-proofing against evolving technologies.