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Drew Sturtevant, a doctoral student in UNT’s Department of Biological Sciences, used a technology called MALDI-mass spectrometry imagery in the chemical mapping of the seed. [Photo: Michael Clements/UNT]
UNT Makes Strides in Genetic Research with Chemical Mapping
by Julia Batlle | Mar 31, 2017
A UNT doctoral student was the first to complete a 3D image chemical map of Arabidopsis thaliana, a small seed used for research.
by Julia Falcon |
Mar 29, 2017
Dr. Geoffrey Orsak, former dean of Lyle School of Engineering at SMU, will take the reins as executive director of the Moody Innovation Institute.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 28, 2017
The We Mean Green Fund has bought a year's worth of renewable energy credits for both UNT campuses in Denton.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 27, 2017
The rankings were based on a 2016 survey of 150 programs in the United States, Canada, and overseas.
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Inaugural Arts Award at UTD Backed by Philanthropist Margaret McDermott
by Heather Noel | Mar 21, 2017
Every other year artists ranging from dancers to poets will be honored. The first recipient will be announced April 9.
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by Heather Noel |
Mar 20, 2017
A TCU professor has created a visual way to study education levels in some of the largest regions across the country.
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by Julia Falcon |
Mar 16, 2017
Yeajean Choi will be one of eight choreographers — and the only U.S. student — traveling to Taiwan for the program.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Mar 16, 2017
DFW added more tech jobs from 2013 to 2015 than Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle, Citylab reported
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Sunset High School special education teacher Pauline Tatum (middle) cheers along with her students as RoboFlash is announced during the Dallas Regional FIRST Robotics Competition on March 11. Photo: Heather Noel
Robotics Gives Sunset Special Ed Students a Taste of STEM
by Heather Noel | Mar 14, 2017
A Dallas ISD robotics team is the first made up of all special needs students to compete at a FIRST Robotics Competition in Texas.
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by Julia Batlle |
Mar 13, 2017
Tarrant County is expanding Asthma 411 program to provide schools with the proper training and equipment to reduce asthma-related health issues.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Mar 9, 2017
MakerSeed aims to create an ecosystem where startups develop their products instead of constantly making pitches and chasing money.
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by Julia Batlle |
Mar 7, 2017
The North Texas Teen Book Festival hosted authors from around the country to come and inspire young authors in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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[Photo by Chalabala via iStock]
UTD Students’ Safety App Wins Smart Cities Hackathon
by Lance Murray | Mar 6, 2017
The pair had 30 hours to decide on the project, assess the skills of the team members, and then build it at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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by Julia Falcon |
Mar 3, 2017
What began in New York, the Public Works Project is now in Dallas, making it the first city outside the Big Apple to participate. Public Works is an initiative that gives nonactors the opportunity to perform in Shakespearean plays. ...
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by Julia Falcon |
Mar 2, 2017
Two Army veteran students in the University of North Texas’ College of Engineering are working on a project for the U.S. Army to make shelters stronger, lighter, stackable, and easier to transport. ...
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 2, 2017
The patent came roughly five years after the students' device won a prestigious engineering award.
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