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Using computer models, researchers found that tree species can be more negatively affected by their own kind

Tropical forests can harbor hundreds of species of trees in one square mile. In a new study published in Science, researchers at The University of Texas at Austin reveal key factors in the spatial distribution of adult trees.

A team led by Anette Ostling of The University of Texas at Austin published in Science about forest diversity in Panama

J. Tinsley Oden reflects back on the history of the Oden Institute, and the evolution of computational engineering and sciences.

The Mary F. Wheeler Medal has been established by USACM in 2023, in honor of Wheeler's sustained contributions to the science and engineering community.. This is the first new named medal by USACM in more than a quarter century and their first award named after a woman..  .  

A new, expanded cancer center has opened, a law firm added two members, USDA aid and more in this week's business news.

A new, expanded cancer center has opened, a law firm added two members, USDA aid and more in this weeks business news.

White Hat Hackers at Idaho State University Safeguarding Future Nuclear Reactor AI Systems from Cyberattacks

The World Math Abel Prize was awarded to an Argentine professor and researcher, Luis Caffarelli for his work on Partial Differential Equations. It is the first time a Latin American citizen receives such a prize, whose research has been crucial to help describe phenomena such as the flow of water and demographic growth.

AUSTIN, Texas — An alliance of nine universities, three national labs and 37 companies will tackle one of the biggest hurdles to decarbonizing