Before Giacomo Iungo interviewed for a faculty position at UTD, he was a scientist at a Swiss university, working with one of the few wind tunnels in the world. He said his decision to join the UTD faculty...
A research team of 12 freshmen, headed by computer science professor Ravi Prakash and assisted by the Office of Information Technology, has developed new software for an app, called Constellation, that...
UTD researchers teamed up to develop a new class of battery, proven to be efficient and long-lasting.
For over a year, material science and engineering professor Kyeongjae Cho, along with research associate...
A UTD professor and his team had recent progress in isolating cells that are believed to be the root cause of most cancers.
Jiyong Lee, an assistant chemistry professor , and his team of student researchers...
A lab on campus is developing exoskeleton technology intended to help rehabilitate individuals who have experienced a stroke.
The Locomotor Control Systems lab is developing an exoskeleton called ComEx...
This week we discuss the role that the media plays in academia with Dr. Alex Piquero and the impact of Texas's proposed "bathroom bill" with Student Government senators.
Alex Piquero’s work has appeared on the front page of The New York Times. It’s been lambasted in an opinion authored by Ann Coulter. Former President Barack Obama has cited Piquero’s research as...
President Richard Benson declared Dec. 21 as Tier One Day to mark UTD’s achievement in reaching Tier One status.
For years, UTD administrators have pursued the goal of making UTD a Tier One university....
The world is one step closer to implementing alternate technology that can improve the battery life of computing devices such as phones, calculators and laptops due to recent advances made possible by...
With the exception of one of my classes, I tend to subscribe to the age-old practice that handwriting notes is much better than typing notes. Particularly when it comes to my studies, I use pens and markers...
Prof tasked with patching up Hadron collider in Geneva
When thousands of scientists in Switzerland proved the existence of the Higgs-boson particle in 2012, it was a milestone in scientific history.
Now,...
Two professors in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences are delving into some of the most perplexing puzzles in the field of public medicine: chronic pain and migraines.
Associate professor Ted...