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10-Minute Digital Program Reduces Symptoms of Depression in Landmark Trial
A 10-minute digital program co-developed by a University of Texas psychologist significantly reduced symptoms of depression four weeks after use, according to results from one of the largest randomized controlled trials of single-session mental health interventions. Published in Nature Human Behaviour, the study enrolled more than 7,500 U.S. adults experiencing elevated depressive symptoms and is the first of its kind to show that a brief, digital, self-guided session can produce month long more…
Tap In: UT To Go Digital With University IDs
We’ve all been there. Standing outside a building on campus, digging through your bag for your UT ID, only to realize it’s sitting on the counter at home. One thing most of us almost never seem to forget — our phones. With this in mind, The University of Texas at Austin is launching a digital ID initiative aimed at modernizing how students, staff and faculty access resources and perform daily tasks on campus. Launching during the 2027-28 academic year, digital IDs will be delivered via MyUT to your digital wallet and provide access to buildings more…
Fossil X-ray Reveals New Species of Baby Dino Named for Iconic Korean Cartoon
Researchers used advanced X-ray scanning to reveal a young dinosaur skeleton in South Korea, leading to the discovery of a new dinosaur species named Doolysaurus after a beloved cartoon character. Cute, green, and sporting two sprigs of hair on his head, a mischievous baby dinosaur named Dooly is one of the most beloved cartoon characters in South Korea. “Dooly is one of the very famous, iconic dinosaur characters in Korea. Every generation in Korea knows this character,” said Jongyun Jung, a visiting postdoctoral researcher more…
Fernanda Leite Receives Prestigious Peurifoy Construction Research Award From American Society of Civil Engineers
Fernanda Leite has entered elite company among faculty members at The University of Texas at Austin. Leite, interim vice president for research and Joe J. King Professor in the Maseeh Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, has been selected to receive the 2026 Peurifoy Construction Research Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). She is only the third faculty member from UT to receive this prestigious award.
It’s a Match!
100% of Dell Medical School students who entered this year’s Match secured residency positions, including in competitive specialties, to serve patients in Central Texas and across the country. “In your sealed envelope are a few words that are about to change your life,” said James R. Korndorffer Jr., M.D., Dell Medical School’s vice dean of education. “A city. A program name. A place where you will take the next step in becoming the physician you have been working toward since the first moment you thought, ‘I can do this.’”
Leaders in AI, Robotics and Ethical Innovation Come Together at UT Austin
arlier this month, more than 600 leaders in academia, industry, government, nonprofits and the greater Austin community came together at The University of Texas at Austin to explore the latest research in artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics. As rapidly changing technologies force us to confront complex questions around the role of AI and intelligent systems in the workforce, health care, defense and other sectors, these leaders tackled pressing issues head on, connected more…