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UTA herpetologists describe new species of snake found in stomach of another snake

UTA herpetologists describe new species of snake found in stomach of another snake

Jonathan Campbell, Eric Smith and UTA Ph.D. graduate Alex Hall detailed the unique features of the snake, which was discovered in a coral snake’s stomach in southern Mexico in 1976. No live specimen of the elusive reptile has ever been found.
USDA project to prepare math, engineering students for careers in agriculture

USDA project to prepare math, engineering students for careers in agriculture

Jianzhong Su, professor and chair of the UTA Department of Mathematics, received a $295K USDA grant to help students — including, from left, Jordan Rodriguez, Johnny Valdez, Angela Avila, and Eriberto Estrada — train for data science careers in agriculture-related fields.
Lopez named to UT System Academy of Distinguished Teachers

Lopez named to UT System Academy of Distinguished Teachers

Ramon Lopez, a UTA professor of physics who has long been regarded as a champion of science education from K-12 to the collegiate level, is one of only two candidates from across the UT System to be inducted into the prestigious body of educators this year.
Castoe using NIH grant to look for ways to eradicate parasitic disease

Castoe using NIH grant to look for ways to eradicate parasitic disease

Todd Castoe, UTA associate professor of biology, is part of a team focusing on schistosomiasis, one of the most devastating parasitic diseases in the world. The researchers hope that what they learn in this project could apply globally. 
Psychology student earns third straight World Taekwondo Poomsae championship

Psychology student earns third straight World Taekwondo Poomsae championship

Adalis “AJ” Munoz, a junior majoring in psychology and exercise science, has been training in taekwondo since she was 10 and has won eight national championships in addition to her three world titles. Photo courtesy of Team USA.
Biology professors honored for decades of service to department, UTA

Biology professors honored for decades of service to department, UTA

Jonathan Campbell, left, and Thomas Chrzanowski, who have more than 70 years of combined experience at UTA, were praised by colleagues and former students during a recent retirement reception for their dedication as scientists and their influence as mentors.

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