Creating a shared economic prosperity
The Dallas-Fort Worth region is one of about 40 mega-metropolitan areas worldwide that dominate both human creativity and planetary economics.
Inquiry - The Research Magazine for The University of Texas at Arlington
Big Ideas, Big Impact
The problems UT Arlington researchers tackle touch on all aspects of the human condition. They understand that only by asking tough questions can they generate new knowledge and uncover the next wave of life-enhancing inventions. That's why these pioneers address critical energy issues and explore ways to maximize the North Texas region's competitive advantages.
Unlocking the mysteries of the universe
With all the attention the Higgs boson particle has received, you might think its discovery—which scientists all but confirmed in July—would close the book on explaining the physics of our universe.
Cool solutions for hot problems
Dereje Agonafer is trying to make companies like Facebook and Verizon cool—literally. The mechanical and aerospace engineering professor is researching ways for massive data centers to be more energy efficient.
Exploring North Texas urbanism
When longtime Dallas Morning News writer David Dillon died in 2010, the Metroplex lost its only dedicated architecture critic. Now UT Arlington is helping fill that void by establishing the David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture.
Q&A: A smart approach to conserving energy
Given the rising demand for energy, the electrical grid in the United States is being pushed to its limits.
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