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UTA chemists publish studies of new fracking water treatment technology

UTA chemists publish studies of new fracking water treatment technology

Kevin Schug, UTA Shimadzu Distinguished Professor of Analytical Chemistry, is co-author of three new papers which suggest that forward osmosis treatment is a viable and feasible remediation process for reuse of fracking wastewater.
Deng studying ways to improve predictions of how space weather affects satellites, radio waves

Deng studying ways to improve predictions of how space weather affects satellites, radio waves

Yue Deng, professor of physics, is using an $899K Department of Defense supplement grant for the new study, which is an offshoot of a $7.3 million project Deng is leading which includes UTA and six other universities.
Biology researchers identify genetic pathway that could enhance survival of coral

Biology researchers identify genetic pathway that could enhance survival of coral

Laura Mydlarz, Mark Pellegrino, and Bradford Dimos, from left, are co-authors of a new paper describing the identification of a mitochondrial unfolded protein response in an endangered coral species.
Dasgupta creates device that can collect, analyze liquid as it travels through space

Dasgupta creates device that can collect, analyze liquid as it travels through space

Sandy Dasgupta, the Hamish Small Chair in Ion Analysis in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has created an instrument platform called open-tubular chromatography to detect and separate ions, and has received an additional $1.4 million NASA grant to continue to strengthen the instrumentation.
Walsh receives prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

Walsh receives prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

Matthew Walsh, associate professor of biology, is among the recipients of the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government to outstanding young scientists and engineers who “show exceptional promise for leadership in science and technology.”
UTA professor of physics Ramon Lopez

Lopez receives $611K National Science Foundation grant to study effects of extreme space weather

UTA professor of physics Ramon Lopez will use the NSF funds to find out how electrical current created during space weather episodes transfers and affects space and the Earth.

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