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February 2015
Email anger
A UT Arlington management study shows many employees become upset when receiving texts or emails after their workday ends.
New Science Dean appointed
Nationally renowned expert in mechanistic studies and bioanalytical applications from North Carolina State University named new science dean.
Controlling pain
New research led by Samarendra Mohanty, UTA assistant professor of physics, reveals how a small area of the brain can be optically stimulated to control pain.
National education award
"Much of this honor I can credit to my father and grandfather -- I am merely carrying on that tradition," said Purnendu Dasgupta, UTA Jenkins Garrett Professor of Chemistry about his new honor from the American Chemical Society.
Bright minds
UT Arlington prepares to welcome hundreds of middle and high school students for the longest running science and engineering fair in Texas.
National recognition
UT Arlington biology professor emeritus widely known for his research of invasive zebra mussels to receive NISC Lifetime Achievement Award.
Getting personal
UT Arlington Librarians Lea Worcester and Evelyn Barker carry readers on an intimate pictorial journey through UT Arlington's history in their new book, "University of Texas at Arlington."
Identifying proteins
UT Arlington bio-analytical chemist Saiful Chowdhury has received funding from the NIH and UT System to advance protein research. His work, involving mass spectrometry, is also discussed in the journal Analytical Chemistry.
Reservation please
A UT Arlington computer scientist is building a system that will eventually help transport veterans to doctors appointments via driverless vehicles.
Sustained growth
Spring 2015 enrollment climbed to 36,460, exceeding state goals, and total global enrollment of all students on campus and online is approaching 48,000.
Improving the environment
UT Arlington's new Institute for Sustainability and Global Impact to elevate activities and programs launched in the Office of Sustainability.
Micro-optics assembly
New equipment purchased for the University will yield better nanoscale-related research and manufacturing.
Sustainable campus
UT Arlington gives the green light to Zipcar, a new car sharing program for students, faculty and staff.
Digging for evidence
Naomi Cleghorn, a UT Arlington anthropologist, will use a Leakey Foundation grant to research early human evolution in South Africa.
January 2015
Boiler efficiency
Researchers will use wireless sensors to monitor boiler systems' health and help personnel take proactive steps on the boiler.
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UT Arlington In The News
New science dean
The University of Texas at Arlington has appointed Morteza Khaledi, professor and chair of the nationally ranked Chemistry Department at North Carolina State University, as dean of the College of Science, the Fort Worth Business Press, the Business Journals, Stocknod.com, Renewable Energy World, Congoo News, and numerous broadcast station websites reported. Dr. Khaledi, whose research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation and corporate entities, is a renowned expert in mechanistic studies and bioanalytical applications of High Performance Capillary Electrophoresis and High Performance Liquid Chromatography.
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