Seismic breakthroughs
Administrative duties often keep Pamela Jansma close to her office as dean of the College of Science, but soon she will be as up to date on earthquake information as those out in the field.
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Women of Discovery
Women are on the leading edge of innovation at UT Arlington. From how we live to how we work to how we think, their investigations show promise in improving our society. They're studying earthquakes to minimize destruction, examining the impact of family-friendly policies in the workplace, and more.
Do women take fewer risks than men?
A purple balloon appears on the screen. With a click of the mouse, the balloon swells and a cash jackpot grows. But if the balloon pops, the jackpot empties.
The importance of family-friendly work policies
True work-life balance may be a myth, but Wendy Casper believes most U.S. employers can bring it closer to reality.
Uncovering ancient civilizations
Naomi Cleghorn is taking a step back from researching the demise of Neanderthals in southern Russia to learn how their cousins in southern Africa behaved.
Q&A: Lord of the Fruit Flies
For Esther Betrán, fruit flies aren’t a household annoyance—they’re a gateway into understanding how human genes function.
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