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Scientists at The University of Texas at El Paso have built a completely autonomous boat that can perform bathymetric surveys of the terrain and depth of waterbodies such as rivers, oceans, and lakes.

You may have seen cars with sophisticated cameras on the roof, driving the roads to update navigation mapping. Now that is happening on the water with

The rudderless watercraft operates with four thrusters, allowing it to travel up to 5 feet per second and easily rotate 360-degrees.

The rudderless watercraft operates with four thrusters, allowing it to travel up to 5 feet per second and easily rotate 360-degrees.

In 2021, agricultural activities contributed to 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. Now, researchers at The University of Texas at El Paso will help reduce these emissions by training farmers across the nation on climate-friendly agricultural practices.

California's Department of Water Resources hosted a Women and Girls in Science workshop Tuesday, featuring an all-female panel of leaders in state science agencies.

Chemistry Professor Keith Pannell, at the University of Texas at El Paso, talks to the Chair for the Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences Department and fellow professor from the same department, Hugo Gutierrez.

Yesterday, the third-strongest earthquake in Texas History.

Yesterday, the third-strongest earthquake in Texas History.

Frederick, Maryland (PRWEB) August 11, 2022 -- In a surprise announcement at the annual Advisory Board Meeting of the Maryland Energy Innovation Institute