This REU Program is supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant No. 2349109. For more information, please view the NSF Award Abstract. What is the REU Program? The Research Experience for ...

Spatially Explicit Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Artificial Intelligence, Spatial Data Science, Geo-Foundation Models, Geographic Knowledge Graphs, GIScience, Geographic Question Answering, ...

GIScience, GeoAI, Human-centered GeoAI, (Geo)Spatial Data Science, Cartography, Social Sensing, Environmental Psychology, Urban Planning, Maternal Health, Human Mobility ...

The College of Liberal Arts offers students the largest number of majors of any college at The University of Texas at Austin. Students study majors from across cutting-edge interdisciplinary fields, ...

Research interests Dr. Bsumek is holds Ellen Clark Temple Chair in History. She has written on Native American history, environmental history/studies, the history of the built environment, and the ...

Professor Emeritus; John E. Green Regents Professor Emeritus in History; Distinguished Teaching Professor ...

History of Women, Gender and Sexuality; LGBTQ Studies; Marriage and the Family; Popular Culture; Public History; Oral History; Digital Humanities ...

Jennifer Beer Dr. Beer is a Professor at the University of Texas at Austin. She is affiliated with the Psychology Department (Social & Personality Area, Cognitive Neuroscience Area), the , and the .

James Henson Dr. Henson directs the Texas Politics Project, a hub of research and public affairs work focused on providing non-partisan resources for understanding Texas government and politics. He co ...

Robert Crosnoe Currently the Rapoport Centennial Professor of Liberal Arts at Texas, Robert Crosnoe has appointments in the Department of Sociology, Population Research Center, and Department of ...

Roman history; history of information; cognitive theory; Roman law; Latin prose.

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