The UT Programming Team consists of Trung Dang (coach) and teammates Aaryan Prakash, Mark Wen, and Dylan Smith from left to ...

A UT Austin-led research team is developing AI-assisted tools to dramatically accelerate and simplify the design of radio frequency integrated circuits (RFICs)—a foundational technology for next-gen ...

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin and Cognizant AI Labs have developed an AI-driven system that leverages 175 years of global land use and carbon storage data to generate optimal ...

As part of an annual tradition, the College of Natural Sciences recognized a select number of graduates from across the college with its highest undergraduate honor. Nominated by faculty, three ...

Computing Across Disciplines is a three-part series on cross-campus programs combining computer science with other fields of study at UT Austin. In our final installment, we’re highlighting a program ...

Third-year doctoral student, Jiaheng Hu is one of two recipients selected for a Ph.D. fellowship with Two Sigma, a New York-based hedge fund dedicated to research and development in science, ...

Most of the computer graphics research in the UT Austin CS department is conducted by two major sub-groups, each with its own web page: ...

UTCS professor Swarat Chaudhuri was named as a fellow in John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation 100th fellowship class. Swarat Chaudhuri will design AI systems that can discover new mathematical ...

The 2025-2026 rankings tout computer science at The University of Texas at Austin as among the seven best nationally. The UT Computer Science graduate program continues to be recognized as a top 10 ...

UT Austin is celebrating 100 years of quantum science, highlighting its impact on computing, clean energy, and medicine. Faculty member Scott Aaronson is advancing quantum computing by developing ...

UT Austin researchers have improved their AI-powered brain decoder, allowing it to translate thoughts into continuous text with just one hour of training—far less than the original 16-hour process.