engineering

UNT's engineering technology graduate students, Jeremy Artman and Nathan Derrick, both army veterans, are cowering on a project for the military. [Photo by Ahna Hubnik/UNT]

UNT Students use Military Experience to Rethink Army Tactical Shelter

by | 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. 

The Army granted $2.6 million to two research teams at UNT along with collaborators at Northeastern University and the University of Southern Mississippi....

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hidden figures
Meet the 10 Women Named Dallas’ ‘Hidden Figures’
by | 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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DISD STEM Expo 2017
From Robots to Drones, DISD Event Puts STEM in Focus
by | Feb 7, 2017
According to the district, its the largest STEM-focused event in the state.
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STEAM
Dallas Library Gets $5K Grant for STEAM Programming
by | Jan 24, 2017
The recently-awarded funds will help the Dallas Public Library continue its STEAM and Snacks education program.
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Illustration: Aleutie via iStock

Engineering Group to Recognize Dallas’ ‘Hidden Figures’

by | Jan 18, 2017
The Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers is seeking nominations through Feb. 17 for minority women making an impact in STEM.
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Fred Chang
SMU’s Chang to be Inducted as TAMEST Member
by | Jan 10, 2017
TAMEST is composed of 270 members from 18 member institutions in Texas, and promotes top achievers in engineering, medicine, and science.
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STEM
Girl Scouts Get Financial Boost for South Dallas STEM Camp
by | Dec 16, 2016
Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas has received $11.5 million in financing to continue transforming Camp Whispering Cedars into a STEM education center.
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Jacobs
Engineering Firm Moving HQ from California to Dallas
by | Oct 25, 2016
Jacobs Engineering Group will expand its footprint in Dallas and bring about 100 new jobs with the headquarters move.
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Technology Ball

MentorNet Protégés Catherine Jojo and Abby Wheeler were on hand to share their experiences so far. [Photo via Technology Ball]

Networking for Good:
Building Business by Making Philanthropic Impact

by | Aug 22, 2016
Digital Conduit's Technology Ball will host a black-tie gala in Dallas Nov. 5.
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neurological
UTSW Gets $1M Grant, to Team with UTA on Cancer Project
by | Jul 28, 2016
Heavy ion cancer treatments require more precision because they use a more powerful dosage.
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students
Urban Land Institute Program Introduces Students to Real Estate Careers
by | May 19, 2016
Program introduces high school students to the various career opportunities available in commercial real estate.
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McKinney Boyd Engineering Students’ Living Legacy
by | Feb 11, 2016
The living roof project is a solution, providing McKinney Boyd’s engineering club the opportunity for a hands on approach to learning –- one that puts classroom concepts into engaged learning with the community. The project has also given the young scholars exposure to professional engineers and paved inroads to future careers in the STEM fields.
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