13 October 2021 - Jeremy Agor
MSE Wins Grant to Fund Undergraduate Research in Materials
MSE wins National Science Foundation grant to fund undergraduate research in materials
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12 October 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA team exploring artificial ferroelectric materials
Researchers working with artificial ferroelectric materials to induce mechanical behaviors
29 September 2021 - Herb Booth
Preventing and detecting TBI
UTA researcher studying effects of traumatic brain injury on neural cells
29 September 2021 - Herb Booth
In mining project, engineers bridge the scientific and the social
UTA student engineers learn to partner with mining communities from Colorado to Colombia
28 September 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA one of just 10 to receive prestigious NSF engineering grant
With NSF funding, UTA hopes to ‘develop materials that are yet to be discovered’
23 September 2021 - Herb Booth
A better way to attack cancer
CPRIT grant funds Nguyen’s efforts to reduce side effects of cancer treatment
22 September 2021 - Herb Booth
Wood fibers key to sustainable concrete, cement
UTA project aims to extend life of concrete, cement by adding nanoscale wood fibers
22 September 2021 - Herb Booth
The negative consequences of web biases
UTA researchers combatting bias in web database applications
17 September 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA teams up with coastal town to monitor climate change
UTA developing sensor network to monitor climate change effects in coastal Texas town
14 September 2021 - Herb Booth
To combat infestations, UTA to use tiny sensors to track bugs
UTA working with USDA to track movements of tarnished plant bugs via miniature sensors
9 September 2021 - Herb Booth
Preventing arc flashes in Navy labs and ships
UTA researcher testing how to avert dangerous occurrences in batteries used by Navy
8 September 2021 - Herb Booth
The impact of aerial taxis, delivery drones on U.S. airspace
UTA teams with NASA to determine effects of more unmanned aircraft on flight paths
2 September 2021 - Herb Booth
A partnership to enhance high school engineering curricula
UTA works with local STEM teachers to inspire students to pursue engineering careers
20 August 2021 - Herb Booth
Jones named Jefferson Science Fellow
Through fellowship program, UTA scholar will serve U.S. State Department
19 August 2021 - Jeff Carlton
Maverick milestone: UTA achieves prestigious Texas Tier One designation
Tier One status signifies UTA’s consistent excellence in academics, research
10 August 2021 - Herb Booth
Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship awarded to standout engineering student
Electrical engineering grad student focuses research on robotic control systems
23 July 2021 - Herb Booth
A better helmet to protect soldiers in combat
UTA researcher explores 3D printing of multilayered materials for smart helmets
12 July 2021 - Herb Booth
A new diagnostic tool for small tumors in breasts
UTA developing technology using nanoparticles, ultrasound to detect tiny breast tumors
12 July 2021 - Herb Booth
Economic impacts of flooding
UTA researcher publishes study showing economic impacts of combating sea-level rise
2 July 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA doctoral student earns Tau Beta Pi Fellowship
At UTA, Joe Cloud has helped build a supercomputer and developed robots for space
1 July 2021 - Jeff Carlton
Ball named the Raj and Indra Nooyi Endowed Distinguished Chair in Bioengineering
The Nooyi Chair was established through a gift from alumnus Raj K. Nooyi and his wife, Indra Nooyi
21 June 2021 - Herb Booth
Alumnus teams up with engineering students to improve invention
UTA senior engineering students help alumnus improve device that dispenses hand sanitizer
17 June 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA grad’s work found on ocean floor and surface of Mars
Engineering alumnus: ‘Pursue your passion and find yourself doing amazing things.’
11 June 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA designing a better bearing for small aerospace engines
UTA researcher developing oil-free air bearings that operate at higher temperatures
10 June 2021 - Jeremy Agor
College Adds 12 Graduate Certificates
College adds 12 new graduate certificate programs
9 June 2021 - Herb Booth
Ever been ‘in the zone?’ UTA explores how to keep you there.
Computer scientist works with artificial intelligence to keep people in state of flow
8 June 2021 - Herb Booth
Doctoral student who launched space rockets earns prestigious fellowship
Civil engineering doctoral student earns National Science Foundation fellowship
28 May 2021 - Herb Booth
A UTA first: Subbarao named American Astronautical Society fellow
UTA engineering professor honored by AAS for leadership, technical contributions
27 May 2021 - Jeremy Agor
EE Makerspace Expansion
UTA's Electrical Engineering Department is expanding and improving its makerspace.
27 May 2021 - Herb Booth
Designing an Uber for agriculture
UTA investigates crowd logistics program to move crops, livestock from farm to market
25 May 2021 - Herb Booth
De-icing system moving from test site to Texas bridge
UTA team to test geothermal de-icing technique on working bridge
21 May 2021 - Herb Booth
Saving lives and property during Texas floods
UTA civil engineer developing better flood warning tools for Texas communities
7 May 2021 - Jeremy Agor
Alumni Spotlight: Raj Iyer, CIO, U.S. Army
Engineering Alumni Spotlight: Raj Iyer
4 May 2021 - Jeremy Agor
New Master's Degree in Data Science
UTA Offering New, Interdisciplinary Master's Degree in Data Science
3 May 2021 - Devynn Case
UTA student selected for coveted Tesla internship
Graduate student in computer science goes from FabLab to Tesla
3 May 2021 - Herb Booth
New approaches to battlefield brain injuries
UTA researchers combining light waves and nanoparticles to treat battlefield TBIs
19 April 2021 - Devynn Case
UTA recognized for supporting success of transfer students
Transfer students select UT Arlington more than any other university in Texas
2 April 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA team working to predict lifespan of Texas roads
How much life is left in Texas roadways? A UTA project aims to find out.
30 March 2021 - Herb Booth
New rankings highlight College of Engineering’s tradition of excellence
Three UTA graduate engineering programs improve in annual U.S. News rankings
29 March 2021 - Herb Booth
Kermanshachi recognized for research, leadership
DFW chapter of Women’s Transportation Seminar honors Kermanshachi with diversity award
9 March 2021 - Herb Booth
Protective gear for the battlefield and beyond
UTA researchers investigating ‘smart’ helmets that could detect brain injuries
5 March 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA gauges resilience of highways, bridges during natural disasters
UTA engineer aims to reduce natural disaster damage to transportation infrastructure
3 March 2021 - Herb Booth
Nanoparticle delivery offers hope to those with peripheral artery disease
UTA researcher examining potentially less invasive treatment for peripheral artery disease
25 February 2021 - Herb Booth
Blast trauma and the human brain
UTA researcher explores effects of trauma at the cellular, tissue levels of the brain
23 February 2021 - Herb Booth
Project examines how to make ‘farm to table’ more sustainable
UTA research into Iowa farming has potential impact for urban and rural areas in Texas
4 February 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA breakthrough: 2D materials capable of forming complex 3D shapes
UTA engineers develop programming technology to transform 2D materials into 3D shapes
29 January 2021 - Herb Booth
UTA aims to build a better microchip
Electrical engineer works to improve on-chip interconnect performance
21 January 2021
College Mourns Electrical Engineering Professor KR Rao
KR Rao, longtime electrical engineering professor, passed away January 15 in Arlington after a short illness.
13 January 2021 - Herb Booth
Detecting and repairing large gas leaks
UTA faculty member to study underground gas leaks, work with first responders
11 January 2021 - Herb Booth
Research aimed at improving efficiency of Navy ships
Grant to aid UTA electrical engineer in study of high-voltage insulators
7 January 2021 - Herb Booth
10 Mavericks land coveted transportation fellowships
UTA students have earned 40-plus Eisenhower Transportation Fellowships in recent years
22 December 2020 - Herb Booth
Bioengineering expert honored by ASME
Jun Liao named an ASME fellow, specializes in tissue biomechanics, bioengineering
21 December 2020 - Herb Booth
UTA study helps older adults lead more active lifestyles
W.W. Caruth Jr. Fund of the Communities Foundation of Texas supports UTA research
10 December 2020 - Herb Booth
Faculty member selected as National Academy of Inventors fellow
Hunn, Distinguished Alumnus honoree, says UTA teaches ‘importance of critical thinking’
1 December 2020
Scholarship Donor and Recipient Share Connection
Scholarship Donor and Recipient Share Connection
24 November 2020 - Dana Jennings
AAAS names two UTA professors as fellows
Hu and Karbhari elected as fellows to American Association for the Advancement of Science
17 November 2020 - Herb Booth
Civil engineer honor society re-elects UTA professor as president
Officials say Jim Williams has implemented ‘seismic’ changes in Chi Epsilon
16 November 2020 - Herb Booth
Project converts food waste into energy
UTA partners with NCTCOG to generate energy from food waste found in landfills
11 November 2020 - Herb Booth
The social implications of natural disasters
UTA civil engineer includes socioeconomic status in determining natural disaster response
10 November 2020 - Herb Booth
Civil engineering chair honored by professional society
UTA civil engineering professor named fellow of American Society of Civil Engineers
23 October 2020 - Herb Booth
A new way to de-ice bridges
UTA researchers develop geothermal de-icing technique for bridges at test site in Arlington
22 October 2020 - Herb Booth
High honor for photonics expert Zhou
UTA electrical engineering professor named fellow of the Optical Society
19 October 2020 - Herb Booth
UTA team collaborates with Princeton group on plasma flows
DOE grant to fund UTA-Princeton collaboration on laser diagnostics in plasma flows
16 October 2020 - Herb Booth
COVID-19 challenge: keeping transportation infrastructure operating
UTA civil engineer leads study aimed at assisting state transportation departments
15 October 2020 - Herb Booth
Recent grad named Student Engineer of the Year
Recent UTA mechanical engineering doctoral graduate earns award from ASME
5 October 2020 - Herb Booth
UTA research to provide real-time data on gas leaks
UTA civil engineer developing data network to monitor, quantify gas leaks
2 October 2020 - Herb Booth
UTA, City of Arlington piloting transportation program that includes free rides, driverless cars
UTA, city of Arlington partner on program that combines autonomous vehicles, mobility-on-demand
2 October 2020 - Herb Booth
Green pavement markings could make Texas streets safer for cyclists
UTA study looks at effectiveness, criteria of green pavement intended to make urban biking safer
25 September 2020 - Herb Booth
New approach for earlier detection of Alzheimer’s
UTA computer scientist uses machine learning for earlier detection of Alzheimer’s disease
24 September 2020 - Herb Booth
Business model would share sensor data
UTA computer scientists investigating framework for sharing sensor data
18 September 2020 - Herb Booth
Making raw data more usable
UTA computer scientist working to improve data science pipeline
18 September 2020 - Herb Booth
New approach to test integrity of Texas bridges
UTA engineer works with TxDOT to evaluate strength, remaining life of Texas bridges
16 September 2020 - Herb Booth
Ancient Roman roads endure for millennia. UTA is researching why.
UTA civil engineer studying long-lasting Roman, Greek structures for construction secrets
11 September 2020 - Herb Booth
Innovative approaches to stabilizing bridges, highway slopes
UTA civil engineer using recycled plastic pins to stabilize bridges and highway slopes
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