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Jane Austen, Crazy Ants and Tricky Fish
Published: June 17
Headliners: From a recreated 19th century museum show to crowdsourcing Maya research to camouflage fish, work by UT scholars garners national attention. Check out the clips.
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Science & Technology
Jane Austen, Crazy Ants and Tricky Fish
Published: June 17
Headliners: From a recreated 19th century museum show to crowdsourcing Maya research to camouflage fish, work by UT scholars garners national attention. Check out the clips.
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Science & Technology
High-Tech Tattoos Redefine Health Care Solutions
By Elena Watts, Cockrell School of Engineering
Published: June 7
Bio-integrated electronic tattoos, which cling to the skin without adhesive and transmit vital signs wirelessly, are part of a health care revolution. Read more.
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- Concerned ASE Student said on June 16 at 10:07 p.m.
  "...She is also a dedicated teacher who shows a strong commitment to her students." I would like to dispute veracity of this statement. Source: personal experience
- DITE Solutions said on June 16 at 7:57 p.m.
  A very unique way how to save peoples life. Using High - Tech Tattoos.
Arts & Humanities
The Psychology of Home Decor
By Jessica Sinn, College of Liberal Arts
Published: June 7
Is your bedroom scattered with laundry? Adorned with photos? Do you and your partner have equal closet space? Read more about what couples' homes reveal.
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- Zohreh Daly said on June 15 at 9:21 a.m.
  Cool! If you need more participants I'm available-though I kinda live far away.
- Lynn Bell said on June 14 at 9:39 a.m.
  A microcosm of this study is what a couple/family displays on its refrigerator door. One time, a parent of my daughter's new friend dropped by to meet us; 1st thing he asked was to see our refrigerator door! After observing our frig door buried under photos and kids' drawings, he judged us "OK"!
Arts & Humanities
And the Student Academy Award Goes to…
Laura Byerley, College of Communication
Published: June 3
Brian Schwarz, MFA '12, will be in Beverly Hills on June 8 to accept a Student Academy Award for his film, "Ol' Daddy." Watch a trailer.
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- Ronda Barnett said on June 13 at 10:10 a.m.
  What a marvelous story line--something that contributes to the human experience. I applaud your interest and your ability to depict a universal theme that looms large in the future of many of us. Congratulations to you on your effort and hope to see much more from you in the future.
- R. Joseph Rodriguez said on June 7 at 11:54 a.m.
  Congratulations on all of your achievements, Brian! You're a talented storyteller with vision, wit, and humility. Keep soaring! Cheers, Joseph
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