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Yuze “Alice” Sun is building a wearable device that could rapidly analyze gases and provide potentially life-saving information for wearers.
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses have experienced higher levels of burnout and associated mental health risks.
A group of public health researchers is undertaking a first-of-its-kind examination of the health effects of hookah use.
Read more about how UTA's faculty are pioneering changes in the healthcare field.
Suyun Ham, civil engineering associate professor, is developing an Automatic Crack Evaluation (ACE) system
Taking a cue from financiers and investment planners, Mohsen Shahandashti is using the principles of risk aversion to help prioritize maintenance for urban water pipeline systems
Construction management Assistant Professor Kyeong Rok Ryu is helping cultivate a better-looking Texas by creating best practices for roadside vegetation.
Check out how UTA faculty are leading the charge on overhauling infrastructure.
Data centers account for approximately 2% of total U.S. electricity consumption, and cooling them can account for 40% of a data center’s overall energy usage. Now, an engineering professor at UTA is developing new hybrid technology to make the cooling process more energy-efficient.
In eastern Mexico, biology Associate Professor Eric Smith and a team of international researchers made a large discovery of something small: six new species of miniature frogs.
A space physicist at UTA is playing a key role in NASA’s Geospace Dynamics Constellation mission aimed at improving our understanding of the planet’s ionosphere-thermosphere (I-T) system.
UTA's faculty are conducting award-winning research to improve sustainability in today's world.
Mechanical and aerospace engineering Assistant Professor Paul Davidson is building predictive tools to help determine the life, durability, and safety of composites used in current and next-generation aircraft.
Jacob Luber is on a mission to improve cancer treatment by collecting and analyzing vast amounts of cancer data.
Civil engineer Pengfei “Taylor” Li hopes to make traffic signals smarter with new simulation techniques and big data.
From health care robots to care to military aptitude tests to the energy sector, see how UTA's faculty are changing the world with data.
Read the message from Kate C. Miller, UTA's Vice President for Research and Innovation.
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