Audrey DeJong | Assistant Editor The Nobel Prize is arguably the most prestigious award given to revolutionizing figures in the math and sciences, although it is also awarded for achievements
Continue readingThe Nobel Prize: This Year’s 4 Outstanding (Women) Laureates
Natalie Petit | Associate Editor Kombucha: it’s fizzy, sweet, and sour all at once. Some people love it and some people don’t. But what exactly is it and how is
Maha Ikram | Assistant Director of Communications Supernanny — a British reality show — follows “Supernanny” Jo Frost as she helps struggling parents improve their child’s behavior. She stays with
Thomas Dang | Assistant Editor of Natural Science Originally written before the pandemic Two weeks ago, I feasted. Heaping platters of spaghetti stretched out across an elegant mahogany table. Never-ending breadsticks
Stephanie Guo | Assistant Editor of Natural Science Dreams are a phenomenon that has been admired and studied by humans throughout history. The earliest evidence of dream interpretation dates back to
Continue readingOneironauts in Deep Space: The Science of Lucid Dream
Ashley Hoffman | Associate Editor of Natural Science Synesthesia is a rather curious condition. While many have not heard of it, looking deeper reveals that synesthesia may be more common
Join us for Texas URJ’s FIRST EVER Research Presentation Event: Spread Your Wings! We are looking for highly motivated undergraduates from diverse research backgrounds to present their work at this
Join us for our first research presentation workshop on Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 6pm! We will have an eminent speaker who will help you hone your research presentation skills.
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Research can be a rewarding experience during your undergraduate career, but getting started can sometimes be a daunting task. Come out to the Texas Undergraduate Research Journal’s research networking event,
College is a place for experimentation and experience. Juggling classes, jobs, and student organizations, there is no limit to getting involved at UT; and many students have turned to research as another avenue of exploration. … Continue readingOn the Undergraduate Research Experience: Student and Professor Perspectives
