How Virtual Reality is Helping Parkinson’s Patients
In the age of working remotely, a virtual world unnoticed for years allows for creative...
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Second Life Has a Second Coming as Remote Work Remains the Status Quo
Linden Lab’s virtual reality software Second Life is regarded somewhat as a fossil, a relic...
UT requires enrollment in two factor authentication soon
Students, faculty and staff will need to sign up for 2FA by Oct. 22 to secure their online UT accounts. OIT personnel discusses the benefits for 2FA.
The Samsung Galaxy Fold is the new face of smartphone innovation
Over the past few years, the innovation we once saw in the smartphone market has...
EA, Activision Blizzard layoffs are responses to consumer backlash
In recent years, few companies could claim to be as hated as Electronic Arts, a...
Science Forum: UT professor discusses modern exploration, microbes
UT professor educates students about microbes and Earth's surface at the UT Science Forum.
Video game streaming is on the way to change how we game
Gaming consoles have come a long way in their many iterations. From the original PlayStation...
Science in journalism: NPR correspondent discusses efforts to shift dynamic
Joe Palca spoke on April 22 about his career along with the importance of science in the media.
A bezel-less phone means cut corners for the consumer
The iPhone X was a heavily anticipated phone that followed the bezel-less trend. Image: Raphael...
‘The Big Bang Theory’ star Mayim Bialik visits UT
Mayim Bialik speaks at UT as part of the Mossman Lecture Series. She describes her life as an actress, neuroscientist and female role model.
