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UT Southwestern Doctor Fights Cancer With Genetics
by Patrick Kobler | Feb 9, 2016
At any given moment, thirteen million people in the United States have cancer. For each of those thirteen million, there are family members who are wondering: Is this cancer part of a pattern? Does cancer run in my family? Am I at risk?
by Michael Vidikan |
Feb 8, 2016
The collaboration between UT Southwestern Medical Center and NASA began in 1966 with the landmark Bed Rest and Training Study. The study confined five 20 year old men to bed rest for three weeks, followed by eight weeks of physical training.
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by Geoffrey Orsak |
Feb 4, 2016
Recent rankings show strong improvement in UNT, UTA, and UTD in research productivity.
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by Patrick Kobler |
Feb 3, 2016
The announcement is a spark that will light many young entrepreneurs’ dreams for inventing, creating, and starting businesses.
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Vicente Lopez, Mayel Valadez, and Keni Ramirez are seniors at Uplift Peak Preparatory in East Dallas. Photo by Brandon Thibodeaux.
Uplift Education Uses Data To Go Beyond the Tests
by Patrick Kobler | Jan 25, 2016
Taking cues from the healthcare industry, the leadership at the charter school developed a way to meaningfully use student, teacher, and parent data.
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by Geoffrey Orsak |
Jan 22, 2016
North Texas is home to some of the most important and influential businesses on the globe, the envy of even the most high-tech communities.
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by Patrick Kobler |
Jan 21, 2016
The Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development at Southern Methodist University holds its 2016 Simmons Luminary Awards.
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The Power of Convening Spurs Innovation
by Joe D. May | Jan 15, 2016
Communities and organizations that understand the power of convening are among the most innovative.
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by Mike Koprowski |
Jan 6, 2016
School administration within Dallas ISD is learning to let go.
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by Patrick Kobler |
Jan 5, 2016
Researchers at the Texas Analog Center of Excellence (TxACE) are working to make blood tests a thing of the past, as they seek to replace painful pin pricks with easy and affordable breath analysis through a technology referred to as the programmable electronic nose.
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Richard J. Lee Elementary in Coppell [Photo: Hilary Lau]
Cypress Waters: Educating for the Future
by Hilary Lau | Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
Students at Coppell ISD’s newest school, Richard J. Lee Elementary, are guaranteed to get an education experience unlike any other in North Texas. That’s because the Gold LEED-certified, $21 million campus is the first net-zero-energy elementary school in the country....
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Dec 31, 2015
Union Coffeehouse has combined coffee and church for your convenience. Union’s mission can be boiled down to three concepts: coffee, community, cause.
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by Jeremy Vickers |
Dec 30, 2015
Universities have played a significant role in the development of industries, creation of jobs, commercialization of technology, and training of leaders.
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by Jeremy Vickers |
Dec 29, 2015
Every serious entrepreneur should think carefully about putting their ideas through the academic rigor of a university-level curriculum before hitting the pavement with their business idea.
sponsored by The University of Texas at Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management
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