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Lonestar6, Stampede2, Corral systems aid biomedical research

Guillermo Lorenzo, postdoctoral researcher at the Oden Institute, recently published a paper regarding a framework to forecast the development and growth of tumors found in prostate cancer, providing personalized predictions to patients and clinicians. 

Prostate cancer is an exceedingly common disease, affecting 1 in 8 men. When diagnosed early, many can live for years without symptoms. Rather than subject early-disease stage patients to the debilitating side-effects of radiation and surgery, clinic

The Theodore von Kármán Prize, given every five years from the Society of Industiral and Appplied Mathematics (SIAM), is awarded for a notable application of mathematics to mechanics or mechanics or engineering.

Read about the Center for Computational Oncology's work with the MD Anderson Cancer Center to design clinical trials for patients who are not average. 

The University of Texas at Austin is welcoming visitors to campus for the solar eclipse on April 8. In addition to the distribution of free eclipse

Researchers have measured short-timescale fluctuations in metastable systems, uncovering information about failed attempts to cross the barriers that define the metastable state.

With signature events covering all aspects of artificial intelligence, new industry and government partnerships, the inaugural cohort of a

The first time I met professor Tom Yankeelov on the campus of The University of Texas at Austin, I was struck by his office’s museum-like walls, covered

If developed and scaled appropriately, this technology has numerous potential applications.