News: Research

Numerous studies have found negative impacts of agrochemicals, such as neonicotinoids, on both honey bees and native bees, and researchers like Felicity Muth and her lab at UT Austin are contributing to this field.

Scientists finally get a good look at the tiniest viruses and discover a few of their unique tricks.

The loss of plant species that are especially vulnerable to climate change might lead to bigger problems than previous studies have suggested

Having all people in the U.S. tested on a regular, rotating basis can likely slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and the loss of life from COVID-19.

Biologists are one step closer to the goal of making a cheap, widely available plant a source for energy and fuel.

Transmission rates and community immunity can determine when and whether to scale back testing frequency

A new study shows how much more likely construction workers are to get diagnosed with COVID-19 compared to non-construction workers

A tiny invasive insect has the potential to cause huge ecological and agricultural damage in Texas and beyond.

Pesticides were found to kill some bees and damage the health of others.

Sites use hospitalization data and more to predict how the pandemic is progressing in 22 different areas across Texas.