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Texas Computing

@TexasComputing

School of Computing at The University of Texas at Austin

 Austin, Texas
computing.utexas.edu
Joined February 2026
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Peter Stone@PeterStone_TXNov 8
- SDS: stat.utexas.edu/about-us/ope… - Information: ischool.utexas.edu/about/job… - CS (including a joint hire with Neuroscience): cs.utexas.edu/faculty/recrui…

Open Positions

Explore employment opportunities and join our team of exceptional faculty, postdocs, staff and teaching assistants.

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Peter Stone@PeterStone_TXNov 8
The School of Computing at UT Austin will be hiring aggressively, aiming for 50 new tenure-track faculty over the next 5 years, and many instructional (professional-track) faculty. Job ads are posted for all 3 departments:
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UT Austin
@UTAustinOct 25
Archie and Eli Manning wore red and navy. But when it was Arch's turn, he rebelled against the family tradition and chose burnt orange and white. 🤘 Some family traditions are worth breaking. Start your own at Texas. Apply to Texas: admissions.utexas.edu/
A burnt orange background with white text that reads, \"Some family traditions are worth breaking. Apply to Texas.\" At the bottom, the logo and name of The University of Texas at Austin are displayed.

ALT A burnt orange background with white text that reads, \"Some family traditions are worth breaking. Apply to Texas.\" At the bottom, the logo and name of The University of Texas at Austin are displayed.

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UT Austin
@UTAustinOct 21
Tune in now for the State of the University address given by President Jim Davis. Livestream: utex.as/SOTU2026_Livestream
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Information, UT Austin@UTiSchoolOct 7
🗣️Information at @UTAustin is growing! We’re hiring tenured & tenure-track faculty at the Assistant, Associate & Full Professor levels for Fall 2027. Join the new School of Computing and help shape the future of computing. 🤘 Learn more: faculty.utexas.edu/career/19…
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Good Systems@UTGoodSystemsSep 30
The conversation continues after the credits. @PeterStone_TX, Sherri Greenberg, Emily Economy and @KUNGFUAI’s Ben Herndon join the Oct. 15 panel after Running with Scissors. 🔗 tinyurl.com/th8p826m #TexasResearch #WhatStartsHere #ItStartsWithResearch #EthicalAI #TexasAI
Burnt-orange graphic for Ethics Unwrapped and Good Systems’ free documentary screening and audience Q&A, “AI and the Race for the Future,” on Oct. 15 at 6 p.m. in Crum Auditorium, Rowling Hall. Headshots, left to right: moderator Robert Prentice of McCombs School of Business, Peter Stone of the College of Natural Sciences, Sherri Greenberg of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, Ben Herndon of KUNGFU.AI and Emily Norman Economy of Moody College of Communication.

ALT Burnt-orange graphic for Ethics Unwrapped and Good Systems’ free documentary screening and audience Q&A, “AI and the Race for the Future,” on Oct. 15 at 6 p.m. in Crum Auditorium, Rowling Hall. Headshots, left to right: moderator Robert Prentice of McCombs School of Business, Peter Stone of the College of Natural Sciences, Sherri Greenberg of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, Ben Herndon of KUNGFU.AI and Emily Norman Economy of Moody College of Communication.

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Good Systems@UTGoodSystemsSep 10
What happens when the race to develop AI outpaces ethical inquiry? Join us Oct. 15 for a screening of Running with Scissors and a live discussion with experts from the film. 🔗 tinyurl.com/th8p826m #TexasResearch #WhatStartsHere #ItStartsWithResearch #EthicalAI #TexasAI
Promotional graphic for Ethics Unwrapped and UT Good Systems' AI and the Race for the Future. An illustrated clapperboard and video camera appear beside the words 'Free documentary screening and panel Q&A' and the event details: Oct. 15, 6-8:30 p.m., Crum Auditorium in Rowling Hall.

ALT Promotional graphic for Ethics Unwrapped and UT Good Systems' AI and the Race for the Future. An illustrated clapperboard and video camera appear beside the words 'Free documentary screening and panel Q&A' and the event details: Oct. 15, 6-8:30 p.m., Crum Auditorium in Rowling Hall.

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Joydeep Biswas@Joydeepb_robotsAug 28
I'm incredibly excited to lead the new NSF Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation! It is one of three new $30M, 5yr Centers launched under the @NSF STC program, and is led by @UTAustin , with partners @IUBloomington , @MIT , @TuftsUniversity , @UUtah , and @Yale
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@UTAustinAug 27
A new $30 million @NSF award will establish the Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation at UT Austin. Led by Texas researchers, the new center will advance groundbreaking research into how humans and robots can learn to live and work together. Another bold step forward for research at Texas. 🤘 Read more: utex.as/4zIvi3w
UT to lead new $30M NSF robotics center.\n\nNew five-year award will establish the Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation.

ALT UT to lead new $30M NSF robotics center.\n\nNew five-year award will establish the Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation.

The center will bring together 39 researchers from six universities to study how people and robots adapt to one another over time in everyday environments.

ALT The center will bring together 39 researchers from six universities to study how people and robots adapt to one another over time in everyday environments.

\u201CThe next leap in robotics is not just getting robots to perform more tasks,\u201D said Joydeep Biswas, an associate professor of computer science who will serve as the center\u2019s director. \n\n\u201CIt is enabling robots to understand the people around them: their needs, preferences, values and constraints, while recognizing that people also adapt their behavior when they integrate robots into their environment.\u201D

ALT \u201CThe next leap in robotics is not just getting robots to perform more tasks,\u201D said Joydeep Biswas, an associate professor of computer science who will serve as the center\u2019s director. \n\n\u201CIt is enabling robots to understand the people around them: their needs, preferences, values and constraints, while recognizing that people also adapt their behavior when they integrate robots into their environment.\u201D

The research explores how robots and people learn from each other \u2014 robots adapting to individual needs and abilities, and people discovering new ways to live more independently.

ALT The research explores how robots and people learn from each other \u2014 robots adapting to individual needs and abilities, and people discovering new ways to live more independently.

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We Are Computing. 🤘🎉 The new School of Computing at @UTAustin brings together @UTCompSci, @UTiSchool and statistics & data science. Learn more: computing.utexas.edu
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