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A Flood of Data
A UTA civil engineer’s flood alert system helped keep Houston hospitals safe and functional during Hurricane Harvey
From Insight to Impact
Now in its 30th year, the UTA Research Institute continues to push the boundaries of innovation with new projects in assistive robot technologies, unmanned systems, and more.
Mind Matters
UTA researchers are confronting important questions related to the human brain, including how to better detect blast-related trauma in veterans.
Welcome Addition
New professor first in North Texas sponsored by Governor’s University Research Initiative
Brain performance
Development of computer tests and games that show and track individual human brain functioning.
Global reach
Grant to help city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with sustainable urban development.
Cancer in the Crosshairs
Researchers from a variety of disciplines at UTA are united in their efforts to defeat one of the leading causes of death in the United States.
Reshaping North Texas
Urban planners, civil engineers, and social workers are providing cities and decision-makers with the tools and data they need to create communities where everyone can thrive.
Upward trajectory
UTA jumped 30 spots in the Center for World University Rankings’ national standings in the four years since the list debuted.
Biologist’s study of eyes to be seen internationally
Frogs may hold the answers to a biologist's questions about habitat affecting eye function and development. Matthew Fujita's research will be exhibited at two major natural history museums and will generate an interactive e-book.