A new “Living Lab for Severe Weather Warning Systems in North Central Texas,” has been created by the partnership announced this week by the weather network and analytics company Understory and the …
You might call this research “Breaking Good.”
According to a report by Dallas Morning News writer Stacy Fernandez, a University of North Texas professor and his graduate students have …
A researcher at the University of Texas at Arlington is exploring how to make better use of a computer’s cache by allowing programmers to access it directly in …
It was a big week for research at the University of Texas at Dallas.
On Monday, the university was featured in an article on the Windpower Engineering …
Have you ever been intrigued by the whiskers on your pet cat or dog? Maybe not, but researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas are, and they’ve created artificial, electronic versions …
A team of researchers from The University of Texas at Arlington has played an important part in an international physics experiment.
The researchers helped build prototypes for an aluminum electric field …
How can sleep-deprived mice and Sleepy mutant mice advance the knowledge of why animals — including humans — need sleep and how it’s regulated at the molecular level?
An international …
The federal Department of Health and Human Services awarded nearly $1 billion in 2017 in grants to companies, startups, and researchers to improve health and to advance life sciences.
This fall, the Dallas Regional Chamber is hosting the 20th Annual …
I drink a lot of coffee, I admit it. I’m drinking some as I write. A new study from the Simmons Cancer Center at UT Southwestern Medical Center says that might be a …
Scientists at UT Southwestern’s Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute are using songbirds to demonstrate that a specific set of neurons may influence how humans learn vocal behaviors.
Their study shows that a bird’s …
A new technique to isolate aggressive cells believed to form the root of many hard-to-treat metastasized cancers has been developed by a team of researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas.…
Research done at the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas may provide new hope for extending our brain function as we grow older.
The center conducted a …
Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas have taken a giant step in making audio recordings of the U.S. Apollo lunar missions available for all mankind in a five-year project that overcame many technical challenges.
In 2012, researchers at …
Researchers at Southern Methodist University in Dallas examined fossil leaves from Ethiopia to determine that a link between carbon dioxide and global warming existed 22 million years ago.
The research will help scientists …
At least 34,000 years ago, human hunter-gatherer groups minimized inbreeding by developing sophisticated social and mating networks.
That’s according to a new study conducted by an international team of academics that included …
Facial recognition is becoming omnipresent in our society, particularly in security and law enforcement, and the tech sector is looking for more ways to capitalize on and improve the technology.
Vassilis Athitsos,…
The state of West Virginia has been home to coal-driven energy for nearly two centuries. Now, there could be another energy source directly under the Mountain State’s surface discovered by researchers at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
The researchers, …
Researchers at the UT Southwestern Medical Center have developed a computer model that is able to predict the most deadly lung cancer by evaluating a fraction of the more than 900 differences in shape and structure of cancer cells.
The …
Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center’s Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute are using songbirds to “watch” how the brain learns.
By mapping the the neural processes involved as zebra finches learn mating songs, the scientists hope they will be able …
Atomic force microscopes that can detail materials at the molecular level are often bulky, large, and impractical.
But engineers at The University of Texas at Dallas have shrunk the device to the size of a dime, or about 1 square …
