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December 2012
- 12/19 — UT Arlington civil engineers increasing energy created from solid waste
- 12/19 — UT Arlington engineers working to prevent heat buildup within 3D integrated circuits
- 12/18 — UT Arlington professor's research yields new ion analyzing technique
- 12/17 — UT Arlington Research Institute launches Assistive Robotics Lab
- 12/11 — Research team recognizes predator-producing bacteria
- 12/07 — UT Arlington research team wins $1.35 million NSF grant to develop smart skin applications, sensor garments for robots
- 12/05 — Biologists unlocking the secrets of plant defenses, one piece at a time
- 12/03 — UT Arlington physicists create new fiber-optic wrench
November 2012
- 11/26 — New corridor management plan to harness data that will aid motorists navigate clogged arteries
- 11/12 — UT Arlington physics team demonstrates new power generation technique
October 2012
- 10/30 — UT Arlington architecture historian explores ‘Architect of the Century’ in new book
- 10/22 — UT Arlington, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments forge $25.2 million research partnership
- 10/19 — UT Arlington promotes Carolyn Cason to vice president for research
- 10/12 — UT Arlington sociology professor examines interplay of race and religion in America in new book
- 10/09 — Simmons Family Foundation gift to help move community-academic program to Dallas County agencies
September 2012
- 09/28 — UT Arlington to establish Arnold E. Petsche Center for Automotive Engineering through new $2 million endowment
- 09/21 — Nursing and social work students learning to work together at UT Arlington
- 09/20 — NSF grant helps UT Arlington engineers commercialize new system to help consumers monitor, save energy costs
- 09/13 — Scientists planning next particle super collider to meet at UT Arlington
- 09/06 — UT Arlington professors to help make Higgs-search technology available
August 2012
- 08/28 — Grant would create tools for assessing earthquake damage to buildings
- 08/28 — Civil engineering research to explore manhole rehabilitation
- 08/10 — UT Arlington professor to use National Science Foundation grant to examine vital enzymes, mentor young scientists
- 08/08 — Pavement testing machine, new center to help evaluate durability of road materials
July 2012
- 07/27 — UT Arlington professor working to develop computer simulation models for massive Integrated Pipeline Project construction
- 07/25 — National Endowment for the Arts awards rare grant to UT Arlington urban studies researcher
- 07/25 — UT Arlington Research Institute debuts new name, mission
- 07/24 — Micropunching lithography project could yield pliable cell phone, laptops
- 07/23 — Printed photonic crystal mirrors shrink on-chip lasers down to size
- 07/12 — UT Arlington research team says DMAA in workout supplements almost certainly synthetic
- 07/09 — UT Arlington physics professor helping shape national science standards
- 07/06 — Quicker diagnosis, better treatment hoped for autistic children through robot technology
- 07/05 — UT Arlington team wins NSF grant to exterminate computer bugs
- 07/04 — UT Arlington physicists celebrate announcement of new particle
June 2012
- 06/22 — New UT Arlington research center to seek more effective ways to handle growth
- 06/22 — UT Arlington researchers receive NSF grant to study new molecular model for how motor proteins move
- 06/22 — UT Arlington biologists taking coral reef research to Australia
- 06/15 — Medical consortium awards $600,000 in third round of funding
- 06/14 — Ruthenium-based complexes show double benefits in UT Arlington cancer research
- 06/11 — NASA awards UT Arlington aerospace engineers grant to study hypersonic propulsion for space access
- 06/06 — UT Arlington to get advanced weather radar system to provide better data for improved warnings
- 06/01 — UT Arlington professor takes on leadership role in national consortium
May 2012
- 05/30 — UT Arlington professors organizing international scientific conference
- 05/09 — UT Arlington professor pens mathematical novel inspired by real-life female mathematician
- 05/08 — Device helps with Sudden Infant Death Syndrome detection
- 05/03 — Researchers discover promising way to combat PTSD in refugees
April 2012
- 04/27 — UT Arlington research suggests breast-fed infants metabolize perchlorate
- 04/25 — UT Arlington College of Nursing professor's project receives Computerworld recognition
- 04/20 — Artificial nanopore production could lead to early detection of disease
- 04/20 — Civil engineer receives grant to study alternative reinforcements in concrete
- 04/19 — UT Arlington researcher awarded $725,000 to look for new species in Indonesia
- 04/06 — Shimadzu gift brings millions in scientific equipment to UT Arlington
March 2012
- 03/07 — Decision-making patent to solve unsolvable problems
- 03/07 — UT Arlington chemistry professor honored at international conference
February 2012
- 02/28 — UT Arlington launches David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture
- 02/23 — UT Arlington team magnetizes carbon nanoparticles for cancer therapy
- 02/20 — Liang's NSF grant aims to push smart grid closer to capacity
- 02/16 — College of Nursing awarded grant to produce diverse group of Ph.D. students, researchers
- 02/15 — UT Arlington to examine causes of limited motor skills in children
January 2012
- 01/23 — UT Arlington engineer developing ‘Biomask’ to aid soldiers recovering from facial burns
- 01/23 — UT Arlington's J.-C. Chiao named Janet and Mike Greene Endowed Professor of Engineering
- 01/19 — Graduate student wins NSF award
- 01/09 — Scientists searching for Earth-type planets should consider two-star system, UT Arlington researchers say
- 01/04 — Yang's $1.25 million NIH grant advances work on polymers
- 01/04 — New UT Arlington sleep apnea device may reduce cost, time required for diagnosis
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