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In the Media

Austin Startup Developing Lab-Grown Brisket Earns National Spotlight

CultureMap Austin
BioBQ, a startup co-founded by associate professor Janet Zoldan, has made Bloomberg's list of 50 Startups to Watch.

$1.5M grant awarded to UT researchers for synthetic cell development

The Daily Texan
A $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation will fund the formation of a team of UT researchers to further the development of synthetic cells.

You can now look at the world through the eyes of a crab, literally — thanks to UT-Austin researchers

The Daily Texan
UT researchers, led by Nanshu Lu, helped to develop a method to see through the eyes of a fiddler crab, a creature that has a unique and clear panoramic visual field, by creating a new type of camera.

New high-tech mattress can trick people into falling asleep faster

Wales Online
A new high-tech mattress, from the lab of professor Kenneth Diller, tricks people into falling asleep faster by manipulating the body's core temperature.

New high-tech mattress ‘tricks body into falling asleep faster’, researchers find

Yahoo News
A new high-tech mattress developed by UT Austin engineers is able to trick people into falling asleep faster by manipulating the body's core temperature.

Stick-on ultrasound patch hailed as revolution in medical imaging

The Guardian
A stick-on patch that can take an ultrasound scan of a person’s insides as they go about their daily life has been hailed as a revolution in medical imaging.

Stories of Pride: Brandon Bakka

SPIE
Meet Brandon Bakka, a Ph.D. candidate at The University of Texas at Austin, who takes leadership roles in creating engagement and learning processes around LGBTQ+ topics for both students and faculty.

Stories of Pride: Andrew Stier

SPIE
Meet Andrew Stier, a machine-learning specialist, podcaster and champion of inclusive, representative recruitment and active employer support.

Molecular barcodes reveal tumour lineages

Nature
Researchers, including Amy Brock, are blending tools from developmental biology with technologies such as cell sorting and CRISPR to gain fresh insight into cancer.

Injectable electrodes could prevent deadly heart arrhythmias

Science
Heart attacks and strokes triggered by electrical misfiring in the heart are among the biggest killers on the planet. Now, researchers have created a “liquid wire” that, when injected into pig hearts, can guide the organs to a normal rhythm.

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