Guggenheim Foundation Selects Three from UT for 100th Fellow Class

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has announced three faculty members from The University of Texas at Austin as part of its prestigious 100th class of Guggenheim Fellows. Swarat Chaudhuri, a computer science professor, will develop an AI agent capable of proposing new mathematical problems and solutions, while Felicano Giustino, a physics professor, aims to explore newly discovered quasiparticles in studies relevant to quantum technologies. Eli Durst, an associate professor of studio art, will embark on a photographic project to investigate the appeal of large evangelical church congregations in Texas. Selected from nearly 3,500 applicants, these fellows represent the university’s commitment to transformative research and creativity, as noted by UT’s interim Provost David Vanden Bout. The Guggenheim Foundation, established in 1925, has granted over $400 million to more than 19,000 individuals, including numerous Nobel laureates and other esteemed award winners.

Guggenheim Foundation Selects Three from UT for 100th Fellow Class

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