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Wasiu and Abolfazl at the ACS-IDSS Posted on November 27, 2012  Wasiu Adedapo Lawal, an Earth and Environmental Sciences Ph.D. student and Civil Engineering Master's student Abolfazl Zakersalehi both under the guidance of Civil Engineering professor Dr. Hyeok Choi have been selected to attend the American Chemical Society International-Domestic Student Summit (ACS-IDSS) 2012 in Raleigh NC November 11-17.READ MORE » Christina Dance Won a First Place Scholarship Posted on June 28, 2012  UTA senior undergraduate Christina Dance won a first place scholarship from the Texas Section of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists.READ MORE » Mattioli takes on leadership role in national consortium Posted on June 21, 2012  UTA Scientist Dr. Glen Mattioli has agreed to accept the post of Program Director, Geodetic Infrastructure at UNAVCO. He brings many assets to UNAVCO, including a long history of contributions to geodesy across the Americas, strong professional relationships with UNAVCO's core sponsors including service as a program officer at NSF, broad perspective developed through his faculty appointments at University of Puerto Rico, University of Arkansas, and University of Texas, Arlington.READ MORE » Dr. Hu and Dr. Hunt were Promoted to Associate Professors Posted on June 21, 2012  UTA Scientists Dr. Hu and Dr. Hunt were promoted to Associate Professors. The EES Department congratulates these candidates for their research, education and service to the University. EES Department Receives $4.4 Million Grant Posted on June 21, 2012 EES Department receives 3 year, $4.4 million grant from IHS and SMT. IHS Inc. recently acquired Seismic Micro Technology Inc. (SMT), known for Kingdom, their seismic interpretation software that is widely used in the petroleum industry. READ MORE » Environmental Changes Lead to the Extinction of Species
Posted on June 21, 2012  UTA Scientists Dr. Arne Winguth and Dr. Cornelia Winguth published a recent Geology paper in March 2012 about how environmental changes could have lead to extinctions of species during past hot house climates.READ MORE » |