Exoskeletons Must Act Faster Than Human Reaction Times to Improve Balance
Assistant Professor Owen Beck examines whether wearable robots – like powered lower-limb exoskeletons– can improve balance and enable people to be active for longer.
How Long Does It Take to Get Fit Again?
Kinesiology and Health Education Professor Edward Coyle discusses regaining fitness levels with the New York Times.
Faculty Members Matthew Bowers and Tolga Ozyurtcu Selected as 2022 Provost Teaching Fellows
Miguel Pinedo Discusses How the Deportation of Others Influences Substance Use of US Citizen Latinos
Celebrating The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center
This month marks a milestone for The Stark Center with documentary premiere and new sculpture exhibit.
UT Austin Sport Management Program Preps for Inaugural Austin FC Season
The Sport Management program partners with Austin FC for the launch of their inaugural season
The Future of Sports is Focus of Inaugural National Conference at UT Austin on April 12, 14, 15
Playing the Long Game debuts with 2021 Clyde Littlefield Memorial Lecture featuring former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue
The College of Education Mourns the Loss of Steven E. Kornguth
On September 21, the College of Education lost a beloved colleague, faculty member, and friend. Steven E. Kornguth was a senior research fellow in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education.