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Dallas Ranks High in Tech Jobs Nationally
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Mar 16, 2017
DFW added more tech jobs from 2013 to 2015 than Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle, Citylab reported
by Lance Murray |
Mar 15, 2017
The program will accommodate 28 students entering their sophomore through senior years in computer science, engineering, arts and technology, and emerging media and communication.
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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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Teens browse books available at the The North Texas Teen Book Fair. [Photo by Julia Batlle]
North Texas Teen Book Festival Inspires Youths to Share Their Stories
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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by Heather Noel |
Mar 7, 2017
The Dallas Yoga Center is helping Dallas ISD students and teachers with ways to focus better through breathing and yoga exercises.
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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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The UTA student team that received a patent for a smart bandage, from left, Andrew Patin, Kyle Godfrey, Letia Blanco, Christopher Bryan Alberts, and Christopher Grace. [Photo Courtesy The University of Texas at Arlington]
UTA Student Team Earns
Patent for Smart Bandage
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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by Suzanne Smith |
Mar 1, 2017
The Dallas Women’s Foundation has issued a new report highlighting critical building blocks for women to achieve economic security.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Mar 1, 2017
The 18-month program will provide officers with brain-enhancing tools for decision making and stress management.
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by Julia Falcon |
Feb 28, 2017
Panopticane has a motor and sensor that can sense objects from a distance of 50 inches. It is constructed from a Lego robotics kit.
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From engineers helping in health care discoveries to teachers guiding the next generation of potential STEM professionals, 10 women were named as the inaugural "Hidden Figures of Dallas: Top Women of Color In STEM" recipients. [Photos courtesy of National Society of Black Engineers DFW chapter]
Meet the 10 Women Named Dallas’ ‘Hidden Figures’
by Heather Noel | Feb 27, 2017
Minority women in STEM careers are being honored for their work by the DFW chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 24, 2017
The degree, the only one of its kind in North Texas, is intended the meet the increasing demands for construction workforce.
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by Dave Montgomery |
Feb 22, 2017
Solar Rollers is an energy education program to give students pursuing a STEM education a nuts-and-bolts exposure to solar-powered mechanics.
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by Heather Noel |
Feb 17, 2017
In its 66th year, the Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair is the longest-running science and engineering fair in the state.
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