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College’s Data Science bachelor degree program receives final state approval

College’s Data Science bachelor degree program receives final state approval

The new program will feature a unique, integrated degree plan that incorporates data plus a science discipline that will educate students to use data science for solving problems in different areas of science.

Chris and Caitlynn Meek on their wedding day. Courtesy of Chris and Caitlynn Meek.

C+C=BFF: A Maverick Science Love Story

College of Science students Chris and Caitlynn Meek met in a pre-calculus lab neither of them originally meant to take. The friendship that started there led to a relationship and, over the summer, to marriage. Who says there’s no romance in math?

Reach your full potential by becoming a Maverick Scientist

Reach your full potential by becoming a Maverick Scientist

In the UTA College of Science, you’ll innovate, discover, and learn from award-winning faculty and you’ll do so in world-class facilities, in a diverse and welcoming environment at a dynamic university. Learn more about becoming a Maverick Scientist today!

Nelson Claytor established an endowed professorship in his father’s name with a philanthropic gift to the UTA Department of Physics

Friend of COS receives prestigious Fellowship in International Society for Optics and Photonics

Nelson Claytor, a longtime member of the College’s Advisory Council and president of Fresnel Technologies, has been named a 2021 Fellow of the society, also called SPIE, for his technological advancements and contributions to science and the fields of optics and photonics.
From left: Grant Parker, Ben Smithers, and Ibrahim Safa

Trio of physics students honored for their work on IceCube neutrino project

Grant Parker, Ben Smithers, and Ibrahim Safa, from left, received the IceCube Impact Award for their efforts to improve the performance of the particle detector using a data analysis program developed by their faculty mentor, Ben Jones, and students at UTA.

Sen Xu, UTA assistant professor of biology

Xu receives prestigious early career award for evolutionary biology research

Sen Xu, assistant professor of biology, will use the five-year, $1.15 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program for a project focusing on how genetic diversity is achieved at the molecular level.

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