Wednesday, December 24, 2008
UT-Arlington research spending up 68%
Dallas Business Journal
University of Texas at Arlington research spending shot up 68.1 percent in 2008 to $66.6 million.
Among the highlights: UT-Arlington opened a 27,000-square-foot civil engineering laboratory building, broke ground on an engineering research complex and established a Texas Instruments Distinguished University Chair in nanoelectronics.
The school also received a National Institutes of Health grant designated for the study of temporomandibular joint disorders, named Donal R. Bobbitt provost and vice president for academic affairs, created a master's program for the School of Nursing and received funding for a hospital-based accelerated bachelor of science in nursing program.
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