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Faculty Recruiting

Faculty Recruiting

We are recruiting in all areas. We especially invite groups of faculty that would like to continue a collaboration, or to establish one. But, all candidates with a passion for research and teaching and the ambition to change the world are encouraged to apply.
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The Computer Science Ambassadors are current CS majors who meet with prospective students who are interested in pursuing a degree in computer science at the University of Texas at Austin.
Texas Robotics

Texas Robotics

Researchers from across multiple top-ten departments at UT Austin work to advance the capability of robotics in numerous application areas, including: social, surgical, rehabilitation, vehicles, drilling, manufacturing, space, nuclear, and defense.
Machine Learning Laboratory

Machine Learning Laboratory

Machine Learning Laboratory at UT Austin is the focal point of machine learning research on campus. Home to IFML and the Center for Generative AI, the Machine Learning Lab includes a community of over 100 researchers across various disciplines, including computer scientists, engineers, linguists, ethicists, and mathematicians.
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Learning Directed Operating System Expedition

LDOS (Learning Directed Operating System) is an NSF Expedition in Computing project that imagines OSes of the future: systems that learn, adapt, and optimize themselves — across cloud to edge to robots. It’s about making devices and infrastructure that are smarter, more efficient, and more responsive to human needs.

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Roberto Martín-Martín

Roberto Martín-Martín Earns 2026 IROS Toshio Fukuda Young Professional Award

UTCS Assistant Professor Roberto Martín-Martín has earned the prestigious 2026 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) Toshio Fukuda Young Professional Award. Supported by Texas Robotics and his team of researchers, Martín-Martín continues to push the boundaries of how robots adapt to new environments.

Isil Dillig

Steering the Future of Computer Science: Meet Chair Işıl Dillig

Professor Işıl Dillig is Chair of the Department of Computer Science at UT Austin. Dillig steps into the department’s top leadership position with a focus on strengthening its collaborative culture, supporting faculty and students, and guiding UT Computer Science through its next phase of growth.

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