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Cancer Motel
A roach trap may not be the first analogy a scientist would reach for when discussing a new cancer-attracting medical...
Nano Know-How
Esophageal cancer causes nearly 16,000 deaths in the U.S. each year, according to the American Cancer Society. But tumors can...
Heart Restart
Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a heart attack. Should they survive, their heart rhythm, pumping action, and...
En Route
When it comes to reforming previous criminal offenders, support is key. Research indicates that strong networks of support reduce recidivism....
Surge
Power grid optimization problems are known to be computationally extensive, but researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington are...
Surburbia
Forget safety in numbers: Urban sprawl may be killing us, literally. A study by a UTA urban researcher shows a...
UTA’s research efforts reach unparalleled heights
LK Mestha, an adjunct professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and director of biometric research at...
UTA Provost Teik C. Lim was named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors. Election to NAI fellow status...
Social work Assistant Professors Noelle Fields and Ling Xu won a $459,994 National Institutes of Health grant for their research...
Hacked
The average computer data breach in the U.S. can cost a company upward of $7.9 million, according to a study...
Star Bright
Though the space race may have cooled down, the U.S. still looks to the skies as an opportunity for exploration—and...
Zoom
Song Jiang knows the importance of a cache in computer memory systems. Now, the computer science associate professor is exploring...
Trashed
In March 2017, a landfill in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, collapsed and slid onto nearby homes, killing 113 people. In response,...
Solid
Investigating six types of rock formations for their potential as barrier materials for nuclear waste repositories
Refresh
Devising a system to allow easier cleanup of soil and groundwater contaminated by filmforming foams
Research expenditures hit record highs in 2017-18 and reached an important Texas Tier 1 milestone.
Closer Look
The Applied Physiology and Advanced Imaging (APAI) Laboratory is focused on questions related to human health and cardiovascular disease
Showcase
In his award-winning book, Arredondo: Last Spanish Ruler of Texas and Northeastern New Spain, history Adjunct Professor Bradley Folsom explores the life of one of North America's most ruthless leaders. Read an excerpt below.
In September 2018, The University of Texas at Arlington officially opened its Science & Engineering Innovation & Research building.
Elizabeth Merwin was recently appointed dean of the College of Nursing and Health Innovation.
UTA added two eminent scholars to its faculty: Florence Haseltine and Surendra Shah
UTA was awarded U.S. and international patents on a nanoparticle material that can be activated to kill multiple kinds of cancers
Revolutionary eye-tracking technology invented at UTA will allow users to navigate electric wheelchairs and other mobile platforms without their hands....
UTA patented a smart seat cushion that uses changes in air pressure to redistribute body weight and help prevent...
During her time at UTA, Misty Martin took full advantage of the University's many undergraduate research opportunities. In her first...
Senior Michael Oladugba spent last summer studying mutations in the DNA of fruit flies at the University of Cambridge as...
Biology undergraduate student Lea Jinks was part of a team of researchers that found a correlation between a strong immune...
