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Armstrong, Dasgupta, Schug named to Power List of top analytical scientists in the world

Armstrong, Dasgupta, Schug named to Power List of top analytical scientists in the world

Daniel Armstrong, Sandy Dasgupta, and Kevin Schug of the UTA Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry have been recognized among the top 100 in the world for 2019 by The Analytical Scientist magazine.
Cordero on mission to inspire women to pursue STEM career paths

Cordero on mission to inspire women to pursue STEM career paths

Minerva Cordero, College of Science associate dean, is embracing a new role: Sharing her story and serving as a role model for middle-school girls to inspire them to pursue STEM pathways.
Gatchel retires from UTA following pioneering career in health psychology

Gatchel retires from UTA following pioneering career in health psychology

Robert Gatchel, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, spent 21 years at UTA as part of a 47-year career in which he heavily influenced the fields of health psychology, ways to address chronic illness, and pain management.
Xu receives $1.89 million NIH grant to study processes that lead to infertility

Xu receives $1.89 million NIH grant to study processes that lead to infertility

Sen Xu, assistant professor of biology, will use genomic approaches to better understand infertility in humans by studying the sexual and asexual reproduction of water fleas.
Boll receives $390,000 NIH grant to study multidrug resistance in bacterial pathogens

Boll receives $390,000 NIH grant to study multidrug resistance in bacterial pathogens

Joseph Boll, assistant professor of biology, and lab students, from left, Misha Kazi, Feroz Ahmed, and Katie Kang, will examine ways that bacteria become resistant to antibiotics in order to improve patient treatment strategies.
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Fan studying Mexican mountain range’s effect on major weather pattern

Majie Fan, associate professor of earth and environmental sciences, is using a ConTex grant to examine the rise of the Sierra Madre Occidental and its impact on the North American Monsoon.

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